Definitions
In plain terms
The common value 0.015 is a methodology convention that influences the numerical scale.
Technical
The value, precision, effective version, sign validation, and relationship to threshold interpretation must be stored.
Scope
It is not statistically estimated automatically from every dataset.
Examples
- A governed lesson calculates or identifies CCI Scaling Constant only after its inputs, window, state, scale, and edge cases are declared.
Common misconceptions
- It is not statistically estimated automatically from every dataset.
Concept relationships
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Where this concept is used
Evidence and governance
- Commodity Channel Index TA-Lib · first party technical publication
Supports: preferred label, short definition, technical definition
Limits: The common 0.015 constant is a convention, and zero-deviation or mixed-adjustment inputs require explicit handling.
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- fintech-builder-batch-008
- Last reviewed
- 2026-07-29
- Next review
- 2027-07-29
- Record status
- published