Shoot! It was late at night and English is my fourth language only.
The second line of my last reply does not read well. It should have been:
I understand what you mean by how plain old FIR (finite impulse
response) can be proprietary, and I agree.
On 8/26/2010 6:05 AM, Tomasz Janeczko
Who posted them?
Fin-ware!
If not then TJ may have to take them out. These are proprietary (and not
for public disclosure), I think.
On 8/25/2010 11:48 PM, soni67c wrote:
Dear members,
This is to notify that INDICATORS for FATL,SATL,RFTL,RSTL has been
posted in AB Library .
Thank you
Hello,
The original poster (soni67c) added them.
With regards to 'proprietary' claim - could you explain?
I don't think that a plain old FIR (finite impulse response) can be proprietary,
and the formula in question is nothing more than basic FIR filter.
Hi,
I did not say you added them. I just said you may/might remove them.
I understand what you mean plain old FIR (finite impulse response) can
be proprietary, and I agree.
However, there are lots of guys out there busy packaging the open stuff
into neural-networks and other number
Hello,
I could package bread and butter, and sell it. But I can not claim any
intellectual rights to it. This is the point.
This indicator is not different that say MA(16). It is well-known formula (yes
simple moving average
is also FIR filter!) plus arbitrarily selected parameter (16).
