Referencing FullK and FullD from Stochastic functions

[magnetar513]

According to the guide, StochasticRSI and FullStochastic functions create plots FullK & FullD, but I'm having trouble referencing the plots to create conditions such as:

def stoch= StochRSI(14, 80, 20,, AverageType.Wilders, close, 14, 5, 2, AverageType.Wilders, no);

Signal= FullK crosses above FullD;
or
Signal= Stoch(RSIFullK) crosses above StochRSI(FullD);
or even
Signal= stoch crosses above StochRSI(FullD);

The info for StochRSI from TDA's website is as follows:

Parameter	Description
rsi length	The number of bars with which the RSI is calculated.
over bought	The overbought level value.
over sold	The oversold level value.
rsi average type	The type of moving average to be used in the calculation of the RSI: simple, exponential, weighted, Wilder's, or Hull.
rsi price	The type of price with which the RSI is calculated.
k period	The period on which the highest and the lowest price values are to be found.
d period	The length of the moving average to be applied to FullK. This produces the FullD plot.
slowing period	The length of the moving average to be applied to %K. This produces the FullK plot.
average type	The type of moving average to be used in calculations: simple, exponential, weighted, Wilder's, or Hull.
show breakout signals	Controls indication of Stochastic RSI crossovers above and below the overbought/oversold levels. Specify for which of the main plots the crossovers are to be indicated.

Plots​

Plot	Description
FullK	FullK value, 'slowing period' moving average of %K.
FullD	FullD value, 'd period' moving average of FullK.
OverBought	The overbought level.
OverSold	The oversold level.

If anyone has any advice it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[SleepyZ]

According to the guide, StochasticRSI and FullStochastic functions create plots FullK & FullD, but I'm having trouble referencing the plots to create conditions such as:

def stoch= StochRSI(14, 80, 20,, AverageType.Wilders, close, 14, 5, 2, AverageType.Wilders, no);

Signal= FullK crosses above FullD;
or
Signal= Stoch(RSIFullK) crosses above StochRSI(FullD);
or even
Signal= stoch crosses above StochRSI(FullD);

The info for StochRSI from TDA's website is as follows:

Parameter	Description
rsi length	The number of bars with which the RSI is calculated.
over bought	The overbought level value.
over sold	The oversold level value.
rsi average type	The type of moving average to be used in the calculation of the RSI: simple, exponential, weighted, Wilder's, or Hull.
rsi price	The type of price with which the RSI is calculated.
k period	The period on which the highest and the lowest price values are to be found.
d period	The length of the moving average to be applied to FullK. This produces the FullD plot.
slowing period	The length of the moving average to be applied to %K. This produces the FullK plot.
average type	The type of moving average to be used in calculations: simple, exponential, weighted, Wilder's, or Hull.
show breakout signals	Controls indication of Stochastic RSI crossovers above and below the overbought/oversold levels. Specify for which of the main plots the crossovers are to be indicated.

Plots​

Plot	Description
FullK	FullK value, 'slowing period' moving average of %K.
FullD	FullD value, 'd period' moving average of FullK.
OverBought	The overbought level.
OverSold	The oversold level.

If anyone has any advice it would be greatly appreciated.

This is how you could reference the fullk and fulld from the 2 indicators with the def Signal.

def Signal = StochasticFull().FullK crosses above StochasticFull().FullD
or
StochRSI().FullK crosses above StochRSI().FullD
or
StochasticFull().FullD crosses above StochRSI().FullD;

 

[magnetar513]

This is how you could reference the fullk and fulld from the 2 indicators with the def Signal.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!