EasyLanguage Convolution Indicator by John F. Ehlers
In John F Ehlers Book ” Cycle-Analytics-for-Traders “
The EasyLanguage code to compute the Convolution indicator is given in
Code Listing 13-1.
EasyLanguage Code to Compute and Display Convolution
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the line in the book and below is incomplete
i.e.
>>
To get Indicator to run inserted the line below
Filt then Convolution[N]=(1+ExpValue(N)); >>>
Could someone please correct this effort
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See attached pdf ” Ehlers Convolution Indicator” for the original code
Thank you in advance
Derek
The EasyLanguage code to compute the Convolution
indicator is given in Code Listing 13-1.
Code Listing 13-1.
EasyLanguage
Code to Compute
and Display
Convolution
{ Convolution Indicator
(c) 2013 John F. Ehlers
}
Inputs:
ShortestPeriod(40),
LongestPeriod(80);
Vars:
alpha1(0),
HP(0),
a1(0),
b1(0),
c1(0),
c2(0),
c3(0),
Filt(0),
N(0),
II(0),
X(0),
Y(0),
Sx(0),
Sy(0),
Sxx(0),
Syy(0),
Sxy(0),
Color1(0),
Color2(0),
Color3(0);
Arrays:
Corr[48](0),
Slope[48](0),
Convolution[48](0);
//HighPass filter cyclic component
alpha1 = (Cosine(1.414*360 / Longe
HP = (1 - alpha1 / 2)*
(1 - alpha1 / 2)*
(Close - 2*Close[1] + Close[2]) +
(1 - alpha1)*HP[1] - (1 - alpha1)*
(1 - alpha1)*HP[2];
//Smooth with a Super Smoother Fil
a1 = expvalue(-1.414*3.14159 / Sho
b1 = 2*a1*Cosine(1.414*180 / Short
c2 = b1;
c3 = -a1*a1;
c1 = 1 - c2 - c3;
Filt = c1*
(HP + HP[1]) / 2 + c2*Filt[1] + c3
For N = 1 to 48 Begin
Sx = 0;
Sy = 0;
Sxx = 0;
Syy = 0;
Sxy = 0;
For II = 1 to N Begin
X = Filt[II - 1];
Y = Filt[N - II];
Sx = Sx + X;
Sy = Sy + Y;
Sxx = Sxx + X*X;
Sxy = Sxy + X*Y;
Syy = Syy + Y*Y;
End;
If (N*Sxx - Sx*Sx)*
(N*Syy - Sy*Sy) > 0 Then Corr[N] =
(N*Syy - Sy*Sy));
Slope[N] = 1;
{//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
In John F Ehlers Book " Cycle-Analytics-for-Traders"
The EasyLanguage code to compute the Convolution indicator is given in Code Listing 13-1.
the line in the book and below is incomplete
i.e.
>>
To get Indicator to run substitued the line below
Filt then Convolution[N]=(1+ExpValue(N)); >>>
Could someone please correct this effort
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////}
If (IntPortion(.5*N))>Filt then Convolution[N]=(1+ExpValue(N));
End;
//Plot as a Heatmap
For N = 3 to 48 Begin
If Slope[N] > 0 Then Begin
Color1 = 255*Convolution[N];
Color2 = 0;
End;
If Slope[N] Color1 = 0;
Color2 = 255*Convolution[N];
End;
Color3 = 0;
If N = 2 Then Plot2[4]
(2, “S2”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 3 Then Plot3[4]
(3, “S3”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 4 Then Plot4[4]
(4, “S4”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 5 Then Plot5[4]
(5, “S5”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 6 Then Plot6[4]
(6, “S6”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 7 Then Plot7[4]
(7, “S7”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 8 Then Plot8[4]
(8, “S8”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 9 Then Plot9[4]
(9, “S9”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Colo
If N = 10 Then Plot10[4]
(10, “S10”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 11 Then Plot11[4]
(11, “S11”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 12 Then Plot12[4]
(12, “S12”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 13 Then Plot13[4]
(13, “S13”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 14 Then Plot14[4]
(14, “S14”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 15 Then Plot15[4]
(15, “S15”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 16 Then Plot16[4]
(16, “S16”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 17 Then Plot17[4]
(17, “S17”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 18 Then Plot18[4]
(18, “S18”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 19 Then Plot19[4]
(19, “S19”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 20 Then Plot20[4]
(20, “S20”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 21 Then Plot21[4]
(21, “S21”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 22 Then Plot22[4]
(22, “S22”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 23 Then Plot23[4]
(23, “S23”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 24 Then Plot24[4]
(24, “S24”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 25 Then Plot25[4]
(25, “S25”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 26 Then Plot26[4]
(26, “S26”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 27 Then Plot27[4]
(27, “S27”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 28 Then Plot28[4]
(28, “S28”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 29 Then Plot29[4]
(29, “S29”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 30 Then Plot30[4]
(30, “S30”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 31 Then Plot31[4]
(31, “S31”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 32 Then Plot32[4]
(32, “S32”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 33 Then Plot33[4]
(33, “S33”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 34 Then Plot34[4]
(34, “S34”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 35 Then Plot35[4]
(35, “S35”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 36 Then Plot36[4]
(36, “S36”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 37 Then Plot37[4]
(37, “S37”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 38 Then Plot38[4]
(38, “S38”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 39 Then Plot39[4]
(39, “S39”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 40 Then Plot40[4]
(40, “S40”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 41 Then Plot41[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 42 Then Plot42[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 43 Then Plot43[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 44 Then Plot44[4]
( 4, “S 4”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 45 Then Plot45[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 46 Then Plot46[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 47 Then Plot47[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
If N = 48 Then Plot48[4]
(4 , “S4 ”, RGB(Color1, Color2, Co
End;
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