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12:45,
JosiSu19stT

Similarity Stuff

Here are a couple of indiors that others may discover useful.
Please refer to the Similarity thread to get detailed info about their use:
The similarity method by eurusdd
and also
Wormholes - stochastic mismatch method by metacoder

Stochastic Dissimilarity across timeframes for current and historical information.
https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachm...2085201442.jpg
https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachm...1631840705.ex4
https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachm...1627188921.ex4
22:19,
Suntos17

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Krapsa mentioned zigzag based on Kidas'es renko - some of those laying around your in fabulous tool box? Cheeers hannele

this will come on the great pumpkin thread. https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993130.jpg
k
23:39,
Esgiaxrtunwz

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Here are a couple of indiors that others may discover useful. Please consult with this Similarity thread for detailed info about their usage: The similarity method by eurusdd and Wormholes - stochastic mismatch method by metacoder Stochastic Dissimilarity across timeframes for current and historical data. image file...

https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993130.jpg
01:00,
JosiSu19stT

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Thank you https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993130.jpg. Krapsa mentioned zigzag based on Kidas'es renko - some of those laying around your in fabulous tool box? Cheeers hannele

I am afraid not. Looks like kprsa is about the situation...
02:21,
desvudcSoca

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Here are a few indiors that others may discover useful. Please consult with the Similarity thread to get detailed info about their usage: The similarity method by eurusdd and also Wormholes - stochastic mismatch method by metacoder Stochastic Dissimilarity across timeframes for current and historic data. picture file...

Highly commendable effort Xaphod! Thanks for sharing. What is the significance of the different colours such as your arrows on the on-chart edition?
03:42,
JosiSu19stT

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quote exceptionally commendable effort! Thank you for sharing. What's the significance of the different colors for the arrows on the on-chart version?

Thanks. Positive vs negative difference in the'stoch Higher TF' -'stoch Reduced TF':
https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachm...2077195155.jpg
05:02,
desvudcSoca

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quote Thanks. Positive vs negative difference in the'stoch Greater TF' -'stoch Lower TF': image

Ah! Tnx a bunch! https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993131.png
06:23,
jiSesy_esSvesrwz

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quote I am afraid not. Looks like kprsa is about the case...

Thank you and kprsa, I have been keeping eye on that thread https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993131.png
07:44,
ICutesaxces

Another thread that is great!
09:05,
TorwzEs98

Thank you!
10:26,
Sobessu_esyes

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quote Thanks. Positive versus negative gap in the'stoch Greater TF' -'stoch Lower TF':' picture

Thank you very much Xaphod. Since I cant browse the code to confirm what's going on, I assume you have amalgamated the two signs (Lower TF and Higher TF) into one signal? So that the distortions are the dissimilarities?

This will be interesting to observe how individuals interpret the signal. Do larger distortions mean a potentially larger correction...? You probably dont know the answer to this, just thinking out loud.

Thank you again.
11:46,
JosiSu19stT

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quote Thank you very much . Since I cant read the code to confirm what is going on, I assume you have amalgamated the two signs (Lower TF and greater TF) to a single signal? So that the distortions are just the dissimilarities?

Yesyou can say . It is fairly simple:
Inserted Code int start() int iNewBars, iCountedBars, I; // Access unprocessed data iCountedBars=IndiorCounted(); if(iCountedBars lt; 0) return (-1); if(iCountedBarsgt;0) iCountedBars--; iNewBars=Bars-iCountedBars; for(I=iNewBars; igt;=0; I--) // Skip pubs if (igt;=(Bars-MathMax(giKPeriod1,giKPeriod2))) continue; // Calc dissimilarity gdaDiss#91;I#93;=CalcStox2(I, giTimeFrame2, giKPeriod2)-CalcStox1(I, giTimeFrame1, giKPeriod1); return(0);

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This will be interesting to observe how individuals interpret the sign. Do bigger distortions imply a potentially bigger correction...? You probably dont know the answer to that, just thinking out loud. Thank you again.

If it was that simple...
you've got the data and the indior so what do you say?
13:07,
nubuS

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Here are a few indiors that others may discover useful. Please refer to the Similarity thread for detailed information about their use: The similarity system by eurusdd and Wormholes - stochastic mismatch system by metacoder Stochastic Dissimilarity across timeframes for current and historical data. image document ...

Thank you very far Xaphod https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993131.png. Multi TF DS... good idea. Regarding giKPeriod1 giKPeriod2, so they have to be divided according to its TF ratio (ex. GiKPeriod1 = 75, giKPeriod2 = 150, where giTimeFrame1 = 60 and giTimeFrame2 = 30). And this implies that we are able to utilize M1-M5, M15-M30, H1-H4 all 6 TFs within only one single mql4? Is it possible ?
14:28,
TuTkdesnu

Hello,

Thank You for sharing. Have you test to put the probability that price come back to every arrows?

Green pips into you
15:49,
JosiSu19stT

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quote Thank you very much https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993131.png . Multi TF DS... good idea. Regarding giKPeriod1 giKPeriod2, so they have to be divided based on its TF ratio (ex. GiKPeriod1 = 75, giKPeriod2 = 150, in which giTimeFrame1 = 60 and giTimeFrame2 = 30). And this implies that we are able to utilize M1-M5, M15-M30, H1-H4 all 6 TFs in only one single mql4? Is it possible ?

You can either place whatever timeframes and period you want or you can let it automatically select the next higher timeframe and base the next interval on the ratio between the timeframes and the very first period. It reveals spans and the timeframes at the upper left corner of the chart.

You can use as many as you want on a single timeframe.
17:09,
JosiSu19stT

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Hello, Thanks for sharing. Do you have test to put the chance that price come back to each arrows? Green pips to you

I don't think price will come back to each arrow. At least not over a time period.
18:30,
nubuS

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quote You can set whatever timeframes and interval you need or you can let it automatically select the next higher timeframe and base the next interval on the ratio between the timeframes and the very first phase. It shows the set timeframes and spans in the upper left corner of this chart. You can use as much as you need on a single time.

Ou je je, I could utilize the Osc as much as you can in 1 chart. Great, thanks Xaphod https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993131.png
19:51,
jiSesy_esSvesrwz

Thank you Xaphod https://www.forexforum.co.za/attachments/1527993130.jpg. Krapsa mentioned zigzag predied on Kidas'es renko - some of those laying around your in fabulous tool box?
cheeers