LOL! I figured it out, and I feel so stupid. I made it MUCH harder than I should have.
Anyhow, here's the fixed code for anyone who wants it:
double TimeSeriesForecast(int TSFPeriod, int Offset) { double sy=0; double sx=0; double sxy=0; double sx2=0; for (int cnt=1; cnt <= TSFPeriod; cnt++) { sy+=Close[(cnt-1)+Offset]; sx+=cnt; sx2+=cnt*cnt; sxy+=Close[(cnt-1)+Offset]*cnt; } double kb=(TSFPeriod*sxy-sx*sy)/(TSFPeriod*sx2-sx*sx); double ka=(sy-kb*sx)/TSFPeriod; double ival=ka+kb; return(ival); }
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Hi guys. I'm new.
I pulled some code out of an indicator I found floating around somewhere in order to include it in my EA, but I'm having trouble with it. It doesn't return the same value that the indicator does.
I think it has something to do with the way I'm normalizing the doubles and floating point precision, but I can't figure it out.
I've tried it with NormalizeDouble() and without. I've tried only normalizing some of them, and without. I'm stumped. Please help, or maybe just post a function for TSF that actually WORKS. :)
Help would be preferred though, that way I can learn what the heck I'm doing wrong.
Anyhow here's the code I'm using, and the original indicator it's stolen from is attached: