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so what did i find out?
the standard codebase RSI, which is the ratio of the average of positive changes to the average of negative changes, is not the same
the real, original RSI, which is the ratio of the sum of positive changes to the sum of negative changes
although I don't claim to know and understand it, unlike the codebase one, I've known and understood it for years.
it's the basics, i think everyone who has been in the market for a long time knows that rsi is sumpos/sumneg*100
so what did i find out?
the standard codebase RSI, which is the ratio of the average of positive changes to the average of negative changes, is not the same
the real, original RSI, which is the ratio of the sum of positive changes to the sum of negative changes
although I don't claim my version is correct, although I've known and understood it for years, unlike this one.
Show me the code for starters
It is almost the same, but the calculation has been changed: positive, negative.
By the way, I still do not understand why PosBuffer and NegBuffer are needed in RSI )
I change the declaration int Pos[k] to double Pos[k] - outputs 33.00000000, why int array does not work?
I'm going to learn the matchbook...