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If I use MAs as filters, I have the following:
The red line behaves like a close line (or nearly so). But what is 4, the averaging period?
I wouldn't say.
In a flat, yes, it looks like that. It is understandable, the LF fluctuations are small, the HF determines everything. In a trend it is vice versa.
Numbers mean frequencies. Actually frequency is measured in hertz, but I didn't want to write 0.000125Hz on the button. So button 4 turns on the filter with the frequency corresponding to a half-period of 4 bars.
About the mega project: here is the framework already written https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/1578
Insert your TCs and good luck!!!
About the mega project: here is the framework already written https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/1578
Insert your TCs and good luck!!!
If I use MAs as filters, I would have this
The last bar = MA(close,512);
I'm confused by the harmonic decomposition in this case.
Band 1 = close - MA(close, 2)
What's confusing is that the harmonic decomposition is as follows
Try to put MA512 and MA511 on 1 chart and see at least some difference.
Try putting MA512 and MA511 on 1 chart and see any difference.
I meant that to extrapolate, you need the entire list of ma
Why?