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Date/Time: Wed, 27 Nov 2024 00:36:05 +0000
Post From: Block Coloring Logic > low value of this color range
| [2023-10-15 15:38:08] |
| User303857 - Posts: 74 |
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Hello Support, looking for some clarification on this page: Market Depth Historical Graph: Block Coloring Logic Example 1 - Interpolation to Background Color with Percent Color Thresholds: The following example uses only the Ask depths for simplicity. The data and Inputs are as follows: Maximum Depth Value: 1000 Minimum Depth Value: 0 Range 3 Max Ask Color: Grey (RGB values of 100, 100, 100) Background Color: Black (RGB values of 0, 0, 0) Highest Quantity for Coloring: 0 Lowest Quantity for Coloring: 0 Percent Color Thresholds: .25, .5, .75 Minimum Volume Intensity Percent: 0 Depth Value: 850 On all 3 of the examples it has: Since the Minimum Volume Intensity Percent is zero, the full range of possible colors for this Color Range will be used. The low value of this color range is 750 (.75 * 1000) and the high value within this color range is 1000, therefore this Depth Value equates to a Color Percentage of 0.4 ((850 - 750) / (1000 - 750)). ------------------- Why is .75 the low value when .25 is smaller? What is the logic here? Are the percent color thresholds the color range? Thanks |