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google_analytics: G-7602GXEZ0R

exclude: [
"*.yml",
"*.pptx",
"vendor",
"node_modules",
"*.json",
"*.lock",
"*.yml",
"*.pptx",
"examples/Backtest",
"examples/ConsoleApp",
"examples/*.sln"
"examples/*.sln",
"GemFile",
"node_modules",
"offline",
"vendor"
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title: Hurst Exponent (Preview)
title: Hurst Exponent
permalink: /indicators/Hurst/
layout: default
---
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| `signalPeriods` | int | Number of periods (`G`) in the signal line (SMA of the StochRSI). Must be greater than 0. Typically 3-5.
| `smoothPeriods` | int | Smoothing periods (`M`) for the Stochastic. Must be greater than 0. Default is 1 (Fast variant).

The original Stochasic RSI formula uses a the Fast variant of the Stochastic calculation (`smoothPeriods=1`). For a standard period of 14, the original formula would be `GetStochRSI(quotes,14,14,3,1)`; though, the "3" here is just for the Signal, which is not present in the original formula, but useful for additional smoothing of the Stochastic RSI.
The original Stochasic RSI formula uses a the Fast variant of the Stochastic calculation (`smoothPeriods=1`). For a standard period of 14, the original formula would be `quotes.GetStochRSI(14,14,3,1)`. The "3" here is just for the Signal (%D), which is not present in the original formula, but useful for additional smoothing and analysis.

### Historical quotes requirements

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- Adding `+semver: minor` as a PR merge commit message will increment the minor -.x.- element
- Adding `+semver: patch` as a PR merge commit message will increment the minor -.-.x element. Patch element auto-increments, so you'd only need to do this to override the next value.

A manual Git `tag`, in accordance with the above schema, is introduced when deploying to the public NuGet package manager and is reflected in the [Releases](https://github.com/DaveSkender/Stock.Indicators/releases).
A Git `tag`, in accordance with the above schema, is introduced automatically after deploying to the public NuGet package manager and is reflected in the [Releases](https://github.com/DaveSkender/Stock.Indicators/releases).

## License

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<indicator>
<summary>
(preview) Hurst Exponent is a measure of randomness, trending, and mean-reverting tendencies of incremental return values.
Hurst Exponent is a measure of randomness, trending, and mean-reverting tendencies of incremental return values.
<para>
See
<see href="https://daveskender.github.io/Stock.Indicators/indicators/Hurst/#content">documentation</see>
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