Hi, folks!
I made an extensive search on FF forum and couldn't get the info I wanted to get about the Cycle Identifier Indicator. In particular, the ZeroLag() function.
Over the years I came across with several formulas for calculating several things, but... this is something where I got lost (or maybe I need some sleep). Even so, it is clear that It's a Geometric Calculation including numbers like Pi, e, and the "magical" 1.414 ratio.
Can somebody provide some insight about this? I mean, the Geometric figure involved. Sounds like Harmonics.
At the end of this post you will find the Source Code.
I made an extensive search on FF forum and couldn't get the info I wanted to get about the Cycle Identifier Indicator. In particular, the ZeroLag() function.
Inserted Code
double ZeroLag(double price, int length, int pos)
{
if (length < 3)
{
return(price);
}
double aa = MathExp(-1.414*3.14159 / length);
double bb = 2*aa*MathCos(1.414*180 / length);
double CB = bb;
double CC = -aa*aa;
double CA = 1 - CB - CC;
double CD = CA*price + CB*ZL1[pos+1] + CC*ZL1[pos+2];
return(CD);
} Over the years I came across with several formulas for calculating several things, but... this is something where I got lost (or maybe I need some sleep). Even so, it is clear that It's a Geometric Calculation including numbers like Pi, e, and the "magical" 1.414 ratio.
Can somebody provide some insight about this? I mean, the Geometric figure involved. Sounds like Harmonics.
At the end of this post you will find the Source Code.
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