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import pandas as pd, numpy as np
from scipy.signal import argrelextrema
class ElliottWaveEngine:
@staticmethod
def find_waves(df: pd.DataFrame, order: int = 10) -> dict:
"""Attempt to identify Elliott Wave structure from swing points."""
highs_idx = argrelextrema(df["high"].values, np.greater, order=order)[0]
lows_idx = argrelextrema(df["low"].values, np.less, order=order)[0]
swings = []
for i in highs_idx:
swings.append({"idx": int(i), "price": df["high"].iloc[i], "type": "high", "time": df.index[i]})
for i in lows_idx:
swings.append({"idx": int(i), "price": df["low"].iloc[i], "type": "low", "time": df.index[i]})
swings.sort(key=lambda s: s["idx"])
# Validate impulse wave rules
waves = ElliottWaveEngine._classify_impulse(swings)
return {
"swings_found": len(swings),
"waves": waves,
"current_wave": waves[-1] if waves else None,
"note": "Elliott Waves are subjective. Multiple valid counts often exist. Use as confluence, not primary signal.",
}
@staticmethod
def _classify_impulse(swings: list) -> list:
"""Check if swing sequence follows 5-wave impulse rules."""
waves = []
if len(swings) < 5:
return [{"wave": "insufficient_data", "swings": len(swings)}]
for i in range(0, len(swings) - 4, 2):
s = swings[i:i+5]
if len(s) < 5: break
# Basic impulse: up-down-up-down-up (bullish) or reverse
is_bullish = s[0]["type"] == "low" and s[2]["price"] > s[0]["price"]
if is_bullish:
w3_longest = (s[2]["price"] - s[1]["price"]) > (s[0]["price"] if s[0]["type"]=="high" else 0)
w2_above_w1_start = s[1]["price"] > s[0]["price"]
waves.append({
"type": "impulse_bullish",
"wave_1": {"start": round(s[0]["price"], 5), "end": round(s[1]["price"], 5)},
"wave_2": {"start": round(s[1]["price"], 5), "end": round(s[2]["price"], 5) if len(s) > 2 else 0},
"w2_valid": w2_above_w1_start,
"position": i,
})
return waves if waves else [{"wave": "no_clear_impulse"}]
@staticmethod
def fibonacci_targets(wave_1_start: float, wave_1_end: float, wave_2_end: float) -> dict:
"""Project wave 3 and wave 5 targets using Fibonacci extensions."""
w1_range = abs(wave_1_end - wave_1_start)
direction = 1 if wave_1_end > wave_1_start else -1
return {
"wave_3_targets": {
"1.000": round(wave_2_end + direction * w1_range * 1.0, 5),
"1.618": round(wave_2_end + direction * w1_range * 1.618, 5),
"2.618": round(wave_2_end + direction * w1_range * 2.618, 5),
},
"wave_5_note": "Project from wave 4 end using wave 1 range",
"invalidation": round(wave_1_start, 5),
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