- Implemented Prime method in Vel, Ao, Apo, Frama, Adl, Adosc, Aobv, Cmf, Efi, Eom, Iii, Kvo, Mfi, Nvi, Obv, Pvd, Pvi, Pvo, Pvr, Pvt, Tvi, Twap, Va, Vf, Vo, Vroc, Vwad, Vwap, and Vwma classes.
- The Prime method resets the indicator state and processes the provided historical bar data to initialize the indicator.
- Added warmup period property to Adl and Wad classes to define the minimum number of data points required for validity.
- Updated benchmark tests to use Batch methods for performance evaluation.
- Added detailed comments explaining the validation limitations for MMA and ZLEMA due to differences in algorithm implementations.
- Implemented validation tests for True Range against TALib and Tulip, ensuring directional agreement.
- Updated Ulcer Index validation to clarify differences in algorithmic approaches between QuanTAlib and Skender.
- Enhanced Ease of Movement tests to verify directional agreement with Tulip's EMV, noting differences in volume scaling.
- Expanded Klinger Volume Oscillator tests to validate against Skender and Tulip, focusing on directional agreement across multiple period configurations.
- Improved Negative Volume Index tests to compare percentage changes with Tulip, addressing differences in starting values.
- Updated Positive Volume Index tests to validate against Tulip, emphasizing percentage change comparisons.
- Enhanced Williams Accumulation/Distribution tests to verify directional agreement with Tulip, highlighting formula differences.
- Implemented the III indicator in Iii.Quantower.cs, measuring buying/selling pressure based on close price within the day's range, weighted by volume.
- Added unit tests for III functionality in Iii.Tests.cs, covering various scenarios including default parameters, updates, and cumulative mode.
- Created validation tests in Iii.Validation.Tests.cs to ensure consistency between streaming, batch, and span calculations.
- Developed comprehensive documentation for III in Iii.md, detailing its historical context, mathematical foundation, and common pitfalls.
Miha Kralj