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def stochastic_oscillator( | |
series: pd.Series, | |
sample_window: int = 200, | |
smoothing_window: int = 3, | |
) -> pd.Series: | |
"""Calculate the stochastic oscillator. | |
Args: | |
series: The series to calculate the oscillator for. Must be in chronological order. | |
sample_window: The window to sample over. Default is 200. | |
smoothing_window: The window to smooth over. Default is 3. | |
Returns: | |
The 'D' line of the stochastic oscillator. | |
""" | |
# Get the minimum value over that rolling time period | |
min_series = series.rolling(sample_window).min() | |
# Get the maximum value over that rolling time period | |
max_series = series.rolling(sample_window).max() | |
# Calculate the 'K' line of a stochastic oscillator over that range | |
k_series = (series - min_series) * 100 / (max_series - min_series) | |
# Calculate the 'D' line over that range using the smoothing window | |
d_series = k_series.rolling(smoothing_window).mean() | |
# Round the number to 1 decimal place | |
d_series = d_series.round(1) | |
# Return the 'D' line | |
return d_series |
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