graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #128938
- Ignore graftonian |
6/4/2016 8:20:53 PM
Is it possible to write SF code to accomplish:
y = e^x
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four
5,087 posts
msg #128939
- Ignore four
modified |
6/4/2016 9:07:26 PM
http://www.stockfetcher.com/forums2/Announcements/More-Math-Functions-Available/32061/-1/32061
http://www.stockfetcher.com/forums2/Announcements/Many-More-Math-Functions/45281/-1/45281
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/*
exp(indicator): Return the value of e raised to the specified power.
*/
draw exp(rsi(12))
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guru_trader
485 posts
msg #53923
- Ignore guru_trader
modified 8/9/2007 2:20:06 AM
And, if you want the root of a function simply raise your measure to the decimal equivalent of its fraction. For example ...
the 1st root of the CLOSE = close^(1/1)
the 2nd (square) root of the CLOSE = close^(1/2)
the 3rd (cube) root of the CLOSE = close^(1/3)
the 4th root of the CLOSE = close^(1/4)
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graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #128946
- Ignore graftonian |
6/5/2016 1:10:56 PM
Four, I searched for hours, thank you.
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four
5,087 posts
msg #128947
- Ignore four |
6/5/2016 1:39:54 PM
welcome
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graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #128949
- Ignore graftonian
modified |
6/5/2016 2:59:05 PM
Here is what i was trying to accomplish. Don't know if it is worth time and effort.
Back in my flying days it was said that the best instrument would be one that had two segments; a green one labeld OK, and red one labeled BAIL OUT! No gray area
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