Add fallback_reference for deviation when insufficient data points
Add optional min_data_points (default 100) and fallback_reference config fields to indicator definitions. When available daily data points are below min_data_points, the fallback_reference value is used as the deviation reference instead of the computed mean. Applied to ratio, price, spread, and diff_pct indicator types. Configured WTI/BRENT ratio with fallback_reference=0.96065.
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@ -62,14 +62,16 @@ Computes `numerator / denominator`.
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"numerator": "xyz:CL",
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"denominator": "xyz:BRENTOIL",
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"changes": ["1h", "1d"],
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"show_deviation": true
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"show_deviation": true,
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"min_data_points": 100,
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"fallback_reference": 0.96065
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}
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```
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- **Value**: `live(numerator) / live(denominator)` from latest 1m candle closes
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- **1h Change**: compares to ratio from 1h candle close prices
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- **1D Change**: compares to ratio from 1d candle close prices
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- **Deviation**: `(current - long_avg) / long_avg * 100`, where `long_avg` is the mean of daily ratios over all available history
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- **Deviation**: `(current - long_avg) / long_avg * 100`, where `long_avg` is the mean of daily ratios over all available history. If fewer than `min_data_points` (default 100) daily data points exist and `fallback_reference` is set, the fallback value is used instead.
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### `price` — Single Price
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@ -190,7 +192,7 @@ All indicator calculations read from the SQLite database `_data/market_data.db`:
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- **Live value**: latest close price from `{coin}_1m` candle table (updated in real-time by `live_candle_fetcher.py`)
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- **1h change**: close price from `{coin}_1h` candle table (second-to-last completed 1h candle)
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- **1D change**: close price from `{coin}_1d` candle table (second-to-last completed 1d candle)
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- **Reference value**: mean of daily values over all available historical data
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- **Reference value**: mean of daily values over all available historical data. If fewer than `min_data_points` daily data points exist and `fallback_reference` is set, the fallback value is used instead.
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## Process Architecture
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@ -237,3 +239,12 @@ indicators_fetcher.py (subprocess, runs every 30s)
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2. Restart the application (`python main_app.py`). The Indicators Fetcher will automatically pick up the new config on its next run.
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No code changes are needed for standard indicator types (`ratio`, `price`, `spread`, `diff_pct`, `ma`, `rsi`). For custom calculations, use the `custom` type.
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### Optional Deviation Config Fields
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The following optional fields control the deviation reference value:
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| Field | Type | Default | Description |
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|-------|------|---------|-------------|
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| `min_data_points` | int | 100 | Minimum number of historical daily data points required before using the computed mean as the reference |
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| `fallback_reference` | float | null | If set and available data points are below `min_data_points`, this value is used as the reference instead of the computed mean |
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