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Gordon,
thanks for your response. I am aware of the time
compression capability of Stephane's DLL. However applying that DLL it is not
possible according to my understanding to use these time-compressed
data and apply any of the AB functions automatically. Of course one
can do all that by programing specifically for ones needs. But that is not the
idea. I my view there ought to be a functionality in the programing interface of
AB to switch timebases.
Al
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Subject: [amibroker] Re: Multiple Time
frames in automatic analysis
Hi Al,I would grab the compiled archives of this
newsgroup from the AB site. Time compression is widely discussed and
Tomasz points out several issues as it relates to time compression. You'll
get the most out of those posts, since the topic has already been so well
discussed in the past.That said, a gentleman by the name of
Stephane wrote a DLL which is apparently in the files area and which
offers a number of neat additions to AB (Darvas boxes, etc.). I haven't
used it personally, but I'm aware that one of the things it deals with is
time compression.Good luck.Gordon--- In
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Al" <tinki49@xxxx> wrote:> Some
trading systems require the comparison of multiple timeframe
moving> averages or other indicators. This can be done properly
only by changing the> timebase. Let me give an example: Let us say
I am working on a 1 min> database. If I want the 5 bar moving average
on a 1 min, 5 min, and 15 min> basis, I have to switch the
timebases to 1 min, 5 min, and 15 min and> calculate the 5 bar MA
or whatever other indicator I want in that timeframe.> It would not
be correct to calculate instead the 5 bars, 25 bars, and 75> bars
MA on the 1 min timebase. This would give completely different
results.> To achieve this manually is no problem in AmiBroker.
However for automatic> analysis it would be necessary to switch the
timebase within a script or> DLL.> Is this possible at all
in AB?> If yes, I would appreciate some help.> If not, I think
that might be a highly valuable addition to the programming>
features of AB.> > > AlSend
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