Provides extension methods to volatility models
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| static void | WarmUp (this IVolatilityModel volatilityModel, IHistoryProvider historyProvider, SubscriptionManager subscriptionManager, Security security, DateTime utcTime, DateTimeZone timeZone, bool liveMode, DataNormalizationMode? dataNormalizationMode=null) |
| | Warms up the security's volatility model. This can happen either on initialization or after a split or dividend is processed. More...
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| static void | WarmUp (this IndicatorVolatilityModel volatilityModel, IHistoryProvider historyProvider, SubscriptionManager subscriptionManager, Security security, DateTime utcTime, DateTimeZone timeZone, Resolution? resolution, int barCount, bool liveMode, DataNormalizationMode? dataNormalizationMode=null) |
| | Warms up the security's volatility model. This can happen either on initialization or after a split or dividend is processed. More...
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| static void | WarmUp (this IndicatorVolatilityModel volatilityModel, IAlgorithm algorithm, Security security, Resolution? resolution, int barCount, DataNormalizationMode? dataNormalizationMode=null) |
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Provides extension methods to volatility models
Definition at line 30 of file VolatilityModelExtensions.cs.
◆ WarmUp() [1/3]
Warms up the security's volatility model. This can happen either on initialization or after a split or dividend is processed.
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| volatilityModel | The volatility model to be warmed up |
| historyProvider | The history provider to use to get historical data |
| subscriptionManager | The subscription manager to use |
| security | The security which volatility model is being warmed up |
| utcTime | The current UTC time |
| timeZone | The algorithm time zone |
| liveMode | Whether the algorithm is in live mode |
| dataNormalizationMode | The security subscribed data normalization mode |
Definition at line 44 of file VolatilityModelExtensions.cs.
◆ WarmUp() [2/3]
Warms up the security's volatility model. This can happen either on initialization or after a split or dividend is processed.
- Parameters
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| volatilityModel | The volatility model to be warmed up |
| historyProvider | The history provider to use to get historical data |
| subscriptionManager | The subscription manager to use |
| security | The security which volatility model is being warmed up |
| utcTime | The current UTC time |
| timeZone | The algorithm time zone |
| resolution | The data resolution required for the indicator |
| barCount | The bar count required to fully warm the indicator up |
| liveMode | Whether the algorithm is in live mode |
| dataNormalizationMode | The security subscribed data normalization mode |
Definition at line 78 of file VolatilityModelExtensions.cs.
◆ WarmUp() [3/3]
Warms up the security's volatility model. This can happen either on initialization or after a split or dividend is processed.
- Parameters
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| volatilityModel | The volatility model to be warmed up |
| algorithm | The algorithm running |
| security | The security which volatility model is being warmed up |
| resolution | The data resolution required for the indicator |
| barCount | The bar count required to fully warm the indicator up |
| dataNormalizationMode | The security subscribed data normalization mode |
Definition at line 110 of file VolatilityModelExtensions.cs.
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