Looking for post that goes with picture.

[scjohn]

Alexis. I am unable to find the post(s) that goes with the psar-stochasic.png file that you posted in the EFS 2 Beta file sharing folder. Could you please point to the post(s) that discuss that image.

thanks

[ACM]

scjohn
There is no post related to that image (which I have removed at this point to avoid any confusion).
That was just a test I was running
Alex

[scjohn]

Now I know why I couldn't find it.

If the code is still apllicable, I would be interested in seeing it. As fas as I can tell the PASR indicator does not allow for a source, like stochastic or linear regression does.

thanks

[ACM]

scjohn

As fas as I can tell the PASR indicator does not allow for a source

I think it does. See the EFS2 Help files for the required syntax
Alex

[scjohn]

The default source is high and low. This seems to implay that you need to pass a series object that is an array holding the high and low values.

How would go about creating a series object that is an array that could be passed as a source to the sar()?

Thanks,

[ACM]

scjohn
The default high and low are used only when no source is passed to the study. If a source is instead passed then the Parabolic will compute on the single series.
Alex

[scjohn]

When I plug in my sereis object to the sar() function, the function returns nothing but -1. What does the -1 mean?

[ACM]

scjohn
After running some tests it appears that not all series are working with the Parabolic.
Dion will be in a better position to explain why that may be happening
Alex

[DionLoy]

The Parabolic study requires Open, High, Low and Close in order to compute its values.

I've modified the Parabolic code to use the first series index if the O, H or L is not found (this is equivalent to the C). This should allow you to pass in Series that do not contain an O, H, L to the Parabolic. This will be in v7.9.1.