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The study calculates and displays an Inverse Fisher Transform of an RSI.

Let \(C\) be a random variable denoting the Close Price, and let the RSI Length and RSI MovAvg Length Inputs be denoted as \(n_{RSI}\) and \(n_{\overline{RSI}}\), respectively. The Moving Average used in computing \(RSI_t(C,n_{RSI})\) is determined by the RSI Internal MovAvg Type Input. We subject the RSI to the following transformation.

We denote the Weighted Moving Average of \(RSI^*_t(C,n_{RSI})\) as \(\overline{RSI^*}_t(C,n_{RSI},n_{\overline{RSI}})\), and we compute it as follows.

The Inverse Fisher Transform with RSI is at Index \(t\) is then given by \(IFT_t\left(\overline{RSI^*}(C,n_{RSI},n_{\overline{RSI}})\right)\). The explicit formula is given below. It is calculated for \(t \geq n_{RSI} + n_{\overline{RSI}}\).

Let the Line Value Input be denoted as \(l\). In addition to the graph of \(IFT_t\left(\overline{RSI^*}(C,n_{RSI},n_{\overline{RSI}})\right)\), this study displays horizontal lines at levels \(\pm l\).