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This study calculates and displays a Fisher Cyber Cycle and Trigger Line for the data given by the Input Data Input. This study is an ACSIL implementation of the Indicator given in Figures 8.11 and 8.12 of the book Cybernetic Analysis for Stocks and Futures by John Ehlers.

Let \(X\) be a random variable denoting the Input Data, and let the Length Input be denoted as \(n\).

We begin by computing the Stochastic Cyber Cycle, \(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n)\).

Next we denote the Fisher Cyber Cycle at Index \(t\) as \(CC^{(Fish)}_t(X,n)\).

If the Use Absolute Value When Log Argument Is Zero Input is set to Yes, then we compute \(CC^{(Fish)}_t(X,n)\) as follows.

This formula is used under the conditions \(\frac{1 + 1.98(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n) - 0.5)}{1 - 1.98(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n) - 0.5)} \neq 0\) and \(1 - 1.98(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n) - 0.5) \neq 0\). Otherwise, \(CC^{(Fish)}_t(X,n) = 0\).

If the Use Absolute Value When Log Argument Is Zero Input is set to No, then we compute \(CC^{(Fish)}_t(X,n)\) as follows.

This formula is used under the conditions \(\frac{1 + 1.98(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n) - 0.5)}{1 - 1.98(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n) - 0.5)} > 0\) and \(1 - 1.98(CC^{(Stoch)}_t(X,n) - 0.5) \neq 0\). Otherwise, \(CC^{(Fish)}_t(X,n) = 0\).

Note: For an explanation of the Logarithmic Function (\(\ln()\)), see the documentation here.

The Trigger Line is denoted as \(Trig_t^{(FCC)}(X,n)\), and is computed as follows.