Arctan Function
The arctan function is one of the commonly used inverse trigonometric functions in quantitative trading, used to calculate the angle corresponding to a tangent value.
Calculation Principle
The arctan function is calculated using the following formula:
y = arctan(x)
Where:
- x: Input value (range: -∞ to +∞)
- y: Angle value (range: -π/2 to π/2, unit: radians)
Parameter Description
- Input Parameters: One K-line data series
- Output: Series of angle values (radians)
Usage Recommendations
- Pay attention to input value range
- Consider the unit of result (radians)
- Pay attention to numerical precision
- Consider result interpretation
- Pay attention to boundary value handling
- Consider practical application scenarios
Notes
- Ensure data quality
- Pay attention to data preprocessing
- Consider the impact of extreme values
- Pay attention to numerical range
- Consider result stability
- Pay attention to computational efficiency
- Pay attention to practical application scenarios
- Pay attention to boundary value handling
- Consider result interpretation