- Updated Codacy instructions to streamline usage guidelines.
- Refactored Bbands class to utilize ArrayPool for memory management, preventing stack overflow on large series.
- Changed Fcb class to use long for monotonic deques to avoid truncation issues.
- Enhanced Kchannel class to ensure safe defaults for non-finite values.
- Improved Maenv class to prevent double-priming during calculations.
- Modified Mmchannel class to ensure non-negative buffer indices and removed unnecessary state tracking.
- Updated Pchannel class to correctly reference IsHot state.
- Refined Regchannel class to avoid double-processing during calculations.
- Enhanced Starchannel class to sanitize non-finite values during calculations.
- Adjusted Stbands.Quantower.cs to allow finer control over multiplier precision.
- Updated Ubands class to only update last valid values on new bars.
- Modified Uchannel.Quantower.cs to allow for finer multiplier precision.
- Enhanced Vwapbands classes to include standard deviation calculations and ensure consistent array lengths.
- Refactored Vwapsd classes to include standard deviation outputs and ensure consistent array lengths.
- Updated MonotonicDeque to use long for indices to prevent overflow.
- Improved Mdape class to handle zero actual values with a substitute value for error calculation.
- Enhanced Rae class to ensure correct state management during updates.
- Refined Wmape class to simplify the logic for finding last valid actual and predicted values.
- Updated Cmf.Quantower classes to ensure MinHistoryDepths reflects the current period.
- Implemented the Starchannel class, which calculates a volatility-based envelope using SMA as the middle line and ATR for band width.
- Added methods for updating the indicator with new data, batch calculations, and state management.
- Created comprehensive unit tests for the Starchannel indicator, validating various scenarios including manual calculations, consistency across modes, eventing, and handling of large datasets.
- Ensured that the indicator's outputs are finite and that band widths are consistent across different calculation modes.
Miha Kralj