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Miha Kralj
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namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
KURT: Kurtosis of population
Kurtosis characterizes the relative peakedness or flatness of a distribution
compared with the normal distribution. Positive kurtosis indicates a relatively
peaked distribution. Negative kurtosis indicates a relatively flat distribution.
The normal curve is called Mesokurtic curve. If the curve of a distribution is
more outlier prone (or heavier-tailed) than a normal or mesokurtic curve then
it is referred to as a Leptokurtic curve. If a curve is less outlier prone (or
lighter-tailed) than a normal curve, it is called as a platykurtic curve.
Calculation:
sum4 = Σ(close-SMA)^4
sum2 = (Σ(close-SMA)^2)^2
KURT = length * (sum4/sum2)
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurtosis
https://stats.oarc.ucla.edu/other/mult-pkg/faq/general/faq-whats-with-the-different-formulas-for-kurtosis/
</summary> */
public class KURT_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public KURT_Series(TSeries source, int period, double logbase = 2.0, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
this._logbase = logbase;
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
protected double _logbase;
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { this._buffer[this._buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { this._buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (this._buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { this._buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
double _n = this._buffer.Count;
double _avg = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++) { _avg += this._buffer[i]; }
_avg /= _n;
double _s2 = 0;
double _s4 = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++)
{
_s2 += (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg);
_s4 += (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg);
}
double _Vx = _s2 / (_n - 1);
double _kurt = (_n > 3) ? ((((_n * (_n + 1)) / (((_n - 1) * (_n - 2)) * (_n - 3))) * (_s4 / (_Vx * _Vx))) - (3 * (((_n - 1) * (_n - 1)) / ((_n - 2) * (_n - 3))))) : Double.NaN;
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? Double.NaN : _kurt);
base.Add(result, update);
}
namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
KURT: Kurtosis of population
Kurtosis characterizes the relative peakedness or flatness of a distribution
compared with the normal distribution. Positive kurtosis indicates a relatively
peaked distribution. Negative kurtosis indicates a relatively flat distribution.
The normal curve is called Mesokurtic curve. If the curve of a distribution is
more outlier prone (or heavier-tailed) than a normal or mesokurtic curve then
it is referred to as a Leptokurtic curve. If a curve is less outlier prone (or
lighter-tailed) than a normal curve, it is called as a platykurtic curve.
Calculation:
sum4 = Σ(close-SMA)^4
sum2 = (Σ(close-SMA)^2)^2
KURT = length * (sum4/sum2)
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurtosis
https://stats.oarc.ucla.edu/other/mult-pkg/faq/general/faq-whats-with-the-different-formulas-for-kurtosis/
</summary> */
public class KURT_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public KURT_Series(TSeries source, int period, double logbase = 2.0, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
this._logbase = logbase;
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
protected double _logbase;
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { this._buffer[this._buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { this._buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (this._buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { this._buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
double _n = this._buffer.Count;
double _avg = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++) { _avg += this._buffer[i]; }
_avg /= _n;
double _s2 = 0;
double _s4 = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++)
{
_s2 += (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg);
_s4 += (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg) * (this._buffer[i] - _avg);
}
double _Vx = _s2 / (_n - 1);
double _kurt = (_n > 3) ? ((((_n * (_n + 1)) / (((_n - 1) * (_n - 2)) * (_n - 3))) * (_s4 / (_Vx * _Vx))) - (3 * (((_n - 1) * (_n - 1)) / ((_n - 2) * (_n - 3))))) : Double.NaN;
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? Double.NaN : _kurt);
base.Add(result, update);
}
}
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namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
MED - Median value
Median of numbers is the middlemost value of the given set of numbers.
It separates the higher half and the lower half of a given data sample.
At least half of the observations are smaller than or equal to median
and at least half of the observations are greater than or equal to the median.
If the number of values is odd, the middlemost observation of the sorted
list is the median of the given data. If the number of values is even,
median is the average of (n/2)th and [(n/2) + 1]th values of the sorted list.
If period = 0 => period is max
Sources:
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/other/median/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median
</summary> */
public class MED_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public MED_Series(TSeries source, int period, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { this._buffer[this._buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { this._buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (this._buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { this._buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _s = new(this._buffer);
_s.Sort();
int _p1 = _s.Count / 2;
int _p2 = Math.Max(0, (_s.Count / 2) - 1);
double _med = (_s.Count % 2 != 0) ? _s[_p1] : (_s[_p1] + _s[_p2]) / 2;
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? double.NaN : _med);
base.Add(result, update);
}
}
namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
MED - Median value
Median of numbers is the middlemost value of the given set of numbers.
It separates the higher half and the lower half of a given data sample.
At least half of the observations are smaller than or equal to median
and at least half of the observations are greater than or equal to the median.
If the number of values is odd, the middlemost observation of the sorted
list is the median of the given data. If the number of values is even,
median is the average of (n/2)th and [(n/2) + 1]th values of the sorted list.
If period = 0 => period is max
Sources:
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/other/median/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median
</summary> */
public class MED_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public MED_Series(TSeries source, int period, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { this._buffer[this._buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { this._buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (this._buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { this._buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _s = new(this._buffer);
_s.Sort();
int _p1 = _s.Count / 2;
int _p2 = Math.Max(0, (_s.Count / 2) - 1);
double _med = (_s.Count % 2 != 0) ? _s[_p1] : (_s[_p1] + _s[_p2]) / 2;
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? double.NaN : _med);
base.Add(result, update);
}
}
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namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
SVAR: Sample Variance
Sample variance uses Bessel's correction to correct the bias in the estimation of population variance.
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variance
Bessel's correction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bessel%27s_correction
Remark:
SVAR is also known as the Unbiased Sample Variance, while VAR (Population Variance) is known as
the Biased Sample Variance.
</summary> */
public class SVAR_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public SVAR_Series(TSeries source, int period, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { this._buffer[this._buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { this._buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (this._buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { this._buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
double _sma = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++) { _sma += this._buffer[i]; }
_sma /= this._buffer.Count;
double _svar = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++) { _svar += (this._buffer[i] - _sma) * (this._buffer[i] - _sma); }
_svar /= (this._buffer.Count > 1) ? this._buffer.Count - 1 : 1; // Bessel's correction
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? double.NaN : _svar);
base.Add(result, update);
}
namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
SVAR: Sample Variance
Sample variance uses Bessel's correction to correct the bias in the estimation of population variance.
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variance
Bessel's correction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bessel%27s_correction
Remark:
SVAR is also known as the Unbiased Sample Variance, while VAR (Population Variance) is known as
the Biased Sample Variance.
</summary> */
public class SVAR_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public SVAR_Series(TSeries source, int period, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { this._buffer[this._buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { this._buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (this._buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { this._buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
double _sma = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++) { _sma += this._buffer[i]; }
_sma /= this._buffer.Count;
double _svar = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < this._buffer.Count; i++) { _svar += (this._buffer[i] - _sma) * (this._buffer[i] - _sma); }
_svar /= (this._buffer.Count > 1) ? this._buffer.Count - 1 : 1; // Bessel's correction
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? double.NaN : _svar);
base.Add(result, update);
}
}
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namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
VAR: Population Variance
Population variance without Bessel's correction
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variance
Bessel's correction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bessel%27s_correction
Remark:
VAR (Population Variance) is also known as a biased Sample Variance. For unbiased
sample variance use SVAR instead.
</summary> */
public class VAR_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public VAR_Series(TSeries source, int period, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { _buffer[_buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { _buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (_buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { _buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
double _sma = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < _buffer.Count; i++) { _sma += _buffer[i]; }
_sma /= this._buffer.Count;
double _pvar = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < _buffer.Count; i++) { _pvar += (_buffer[i] - _sma) * (_buffer[i] - _sma); }
_pvar /= this._buffer.Count;
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? double.NaN : _pvar);
base.Add(result, update);
}
namespace QuanTAlib;
using System;
/* <summary>
VAR: Population Variance
Population variance without Bessel's correction
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variance
Bessel's correction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bessel%27s_correction
Remark:
VAR (Population Variance) is also known as a biased Sample Variance. For unbiased
sample variance use SVAR instead.
</summary> */
public class VAR_Series : Single_TSeries_Indicator
{
public VAR_Series(TSeries source, int period, bool useNaN = false) : base(source, period, useNaN)
{
if (base._data.Count > 0) { base.Add(base._data); }
}
private readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<double> _buffer = new();
public override void Add((System.DateTime t, double v) TValue, bool update)
{
if (update) { _buffer[_buffer.Count - 1] = TValue.v; }
else { _buffer.Add(TValue.v); }
if (_buffer.Count > this._p && this._p != 0) { _buffer.RemoveAt(0); }
double _sma = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < _buffer.Count; i++) { _sma += _buffer[i]; }
_sma /= this._buffer.Count;
double _pvar = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < _buffer.Count; i++) { _pvar += (_buffer[i] - _sma) * (_buffer[i] - _sma); }
_pvar /= this._buffer.Count;
var result = (TValue.t, (this.Count < this._p - 1 && this._NaN) ? double.NaN : _pvar);
base.Add(result, update);
}
}