[MAS-tips] Re: More on the GT operator (retry)

[Jim C. <jt...@di...>]

> Jim,
> 
> Having studied the doc "Creating Market Analysers ....." I have run into
> a brick wall !!

Hi Paul.

> 
> Using your diagram convention what I want to do is:-
> 
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>                     GT_OPERATOR
>                     /          \
>                    /            \
>             Relative Strength   Constant
>                 Index

I believe what you want is the basic linear command, which extracts
the current value from the input function being analyzed (which in your
case is the RSI function).  So your diagram would change to (where BLC
is the basic linear command):

                      GT_OPERATOR
                      /          \
                     /            \
                   BLC         Constant

Note: In the latest version of mas, Constant has been renamed as
Numeric-value-command.  (Since it can function as either a constant or as a
variable whose value can change during run.)

Let me know if this works for you.

Jim

> 
> What happens here is I select
> 
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>  Select action:
>      Create a new market analyzer (c) Remove a market analyzer (r) 
>      View a market analyzer (v) Edit market analyzers (e) 
>      Previous (-) c
>  
> 
> Select analyzer type: Simple (s) Compound (c) s
>  Would you like this analyzer to use one or two technical indicators?
>      One (o) Two (t) o
>  Select the technical indicator
> 1) Simple Moving Average
> 2) Exponential Moving Average
> 3) MACD Difference
> 4) MACD Signal Line (EMA of MACD Difference)
> 5) MACD Histogram
> 6) Momentum
> 7) Rate of Change
> 8) Williams %R
> 9) Stochastic %K
> 10) Stochastic %D
> 11) Slow Stochastic %D
> 12) Relative Strength Index
> 13) Wilder Moving Average
> 14) Weighted Moving Average
> 15) Market Data
> 16) Line
> 17) On Balance Volume
> 18) Accumulation/Distribution
> 19) Slope of MACD Signal Line
> 20) Slope of Slope of MACD Signal Line
> 21) Force Index
> 22) EMA of Volume
> 23) EMA of Open interest
> 24) Slope of EMA of Volume
> 25) Slope of EMA of Open interest
> 26) Slope of MACD Signal Line Less Than or Equal to -0.175
> 27) Slope of MACD Signal Line Greater Than or Equal to 0.175
> 28) Slope of MACD Signal Line Trend
> 29) Volume
> 30) MACD of Volume
> 31) Midpoint
> 32) WMA of Midpoint
> 12
> Select Relative Strength Index? (y/n) y
>  Select an object for the root operator:
> [List of all valid objects:]
> 1) LE_OPERATOR
> 2) GE_OPERATOR
> 3) EQ_OPERATOR
> 4) LT_OPERATOR
> 5) GT_OPERATOR
> 6) XOR_OPERATOR
> 7) OR_OPERATOR
> 8) IMPLICATION_OPERATOR
> 9) EQUIVALENCE_OPERATOR
> 10) AND_OPERATOR
> 11) NOT_OPERATOR
> 12) TRUE_COMMAND
> 13) FALSE_COMMAND
> 14) SIGN_ANALYZER
> 5
> Select:
>      Print description of GT_OPERATOR? (d)
>      Choose GT_OPERATOR (c) Make another choice (a) c
>  Select an object for the GT_OPERATOR's left operand:
> [List of all valid objects:]
> 1) SUBTRACTION
> 2) MULTIPLICATION
> 3) DIVISION
> 4) SAFE_DIVISION
> 5) ADDITION
> 6) POWER
> 7) N_TH_ROOT
> 8) SETTABLE_OFFSET_COMMAND
> 9) CONSTANT
> 10) BASIC_NUMERIC_COMMAND
> 11) VOLUME
> 12) LOW_PRICE
> 13) HIGH_PRICE
> 14) CLOSING_PRICE
> 15) OPENING_PRICE
> 16) OPEN_INTEREST
> 17) BASIC_LINEAR_COMMAND
> 18) BOOLEAN_NUMERIC_CLIENT
> 19) SLOPE_ANALYZER
> 20) UNARY_LINEAR_OPERATOR
> 21) ABSOLUTE_VALUE
> 22) ROUNDED_VALUE
> 23) SQUARE_ROOT
> 24) LOG
> 25) LOG2
> 26) LOG10
> 27) FUNCTION_BASED_COMMAND
> 28) INDEX_EXTRACTOR
> 
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> The question is - "How do I get RSI as the left Operand ?????"
> 
> I have played with most of the really obvious and not so obvious
> selections and have drawn a blank !!
> 
> I would really like a push over this little hurdle - PLEASE ???
> 
> Regards,
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