Minimum Index
Minimum Index is one of the commonly used mathematical operations in quantitative trading, used to calculate the index position of the minimum value in time series data within a specified period.
Calculation Principle
Minimum Index uses the following formula:
Result = argmin(Series[i]) for i = 0 to timeperiod-1
Where:
- Series: Input series
- timeperiod: Calculation period, default 30
- argmin: Returns the index position of the minimum value
Parameter Description
- Input Parameters: One K-line data series
- timeperiod: Calculation period, default 30
- Output: Index position of the minimum value within the specified period
Usage Recommendations
- Adjust calculation period according to actual needs
- Pay attention to data length requirements
- Consider the impact of outliers
- Handle missing values appropriately
- Pay attention to data preprocessing
- Pay attention to index starting position
Notes
- Ensure sufficient data length
- Pay attention to outlier handling
- Consider the impact of extreme values
- Pay attention to data preprocessing
- Pay attention to computational efficiency
- Consider real-time requirements
- Pay attention to index accuracy