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The MSFL for cyber cycles with and without inverse Fisher transform is posted on https://www.metastock.co.../TASC/Article.aspx?Id=60
The Cyber Cycle plot does not show any trigger line as described by Ehlers.
The one with the transform shows debugging errors and/if plotted gives error messages. Can anybody help?
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Try : http://www.traders.com/Documentation/FEEDbk_docs/2004/05/TradersTips/TradersTips.html>or Code:
pr:=(H+L)/2;
a:=0.07;
sp:=(pr+(2*Ref(pr,-1))+(2*Ref(pr,-2))+Ref(pr,-3))/6;
cycle:=Power(1-(.5*a),2)*(sp-(2*Ref(sp,-1))+Ref(sp,-2))+(2*(1-a))*PREV-(Power(1-a,2)*Ref(PREV,-1));
ft:=(Exp(2*cycle)-1)/(Exp(2*cycle)+1);
{plot}
.5;
-.5;
ft;
but this code doesn't include any error trapping, so watchout for DBZ and overflow errors! wabbit [:D]
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Wabbit -- Tried on SPX, get an OVERFLOW error right off the bat...
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JJ,
The largest value input for Exp() is 88.722835540, so normalise the cycle parameter to half this value (it gets doubled again in the IFT)
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Code:
pr:=(H+L)/2;
a:=0.07;
sp:=(pr+(2*Ref(pr,-1))+(2*Ref(pr,-2))+Ref(pr,-3))/6;
cycle:=Power(1-(.5*a),2)*(sp-(2*Ref(sp,-1))+Ref(sp,-2))+(2*(1-a))*PREV-(Power(1-a,2)*Ref(PREV,-1));
limit:=88.722835540 / 2;
{normalise [-1,1], no allowance for sgn(range)? }
cycle:=(2*(cycle-lowest(cycle))/max(highest(cycle)-lowest(cycle),power(10,-8)))-1;
{normalise [-limit,limit]}
cycle:=limit*cycle;
ft:=(Exp(2*cycle)-1)/(Exp(2*cycle)+1);
{plot}
.5;
-.5;
ft;
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wabbit wrote:The largest value input for Exp() is 88.722835540
How blue bloody blazes did you find out that limit, might I ask?
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I guess I should add that, as the normalisation compression is non-linear, you cannot simply use the +/- 0.5 levels without due consideration.
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Curve doesn't quite seem the same:
Code:
pr:= (H+L)/2;
a:= 0.07;
sp:= (pr+(2*Ref(pr,-1))+(2*Ref(pr,-2))+Ref(pr,-3))/6;
cycle:=Power(1-(.5*a),2)*(sp-(2*Ref(sp,-1))+Ref(sp,-2))+(2*(1-a))*PREV-(Power(1-a,2)*Ref(PREV,-1));
.5;
-.5;
(Exp(2*cycle)-1)/(Exp(2*cycle)+1);
Code:
pr:=(H+L)/2;
a:=0.07;
sp:=(pr+(2*Ref(pr,-1))+(2*Ref(pr,-2))+Ref(pr,-3))/6;
cycle:=Power(1-(.5*a),2)*(sp-(2*Ref(sp,-1))+Ref(sp,-2))+(2*(1-a))*PREV-(Power(1-a,2)*Ref(PREV,-1));
limit:=88.722835540 / 2;
{normalise [-1,1], no allowance for sgn(range)? }
cycle:=(2*(cycle-lowest(cycle))/max(highest(cycle)-lowest(cycle),power(10,-8)))-1;
{normalise [-limit,limit]}
cycle:=limit*cycle;
ft:=(Exp(2*cycle)-1)/(Exp(2*cycle)+1);
{plot}
.5;
-.5;
ft;
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As I said, the compression is non-linear so any levels (0, 0.5 etc) are just arbitrary, so to reinstate those levels to have the plot "make sense" you have to know where the levels get mapped to and then make that correction.
Of course, this entire problem goes away by utilising customised ExtFml() outside of the limitations of MS.
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Just for fun, here's a compression system in lieu of normalising the cycle: Code:
pr:=(H+L)/2;
a:=0.07;
sp:=(pr+(2*Ref(pr,-1))+(2*Ref(pr,-2))+Ref(pr,-3))/6;
cycle:=Power(1-(.5*a),2)*(sp-(2*Ref(sp,-1))+Ref(sp,-2))+(2*(1-a))*PREV-(Power(1-a,2)*Ref(PREV,-1));
limit:=88.722835540 / 2;
{compression: cycle -> [-1,1] -> [-limit,limit], 0 -> 0}
cycle:=limit*cycle/Max(Highest(Abs(cycle)),Power(10,-8));
ift:=(Exp(2*cycle)-1)/(Exp(2*cycle)+1);
{plot}
ift;
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wabbit wrote:Of course, this entire problem goes away by utilising customised ExtFml() outside of the limitations of MS.
I presume you mean a DLL using higher precision internals?
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Yes, and internal error handling for arguments out of bounds.
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