FTB-C000303 / Implementation concept

Full-Window Readiness

Full-Window Readiness means an algorithm emits a valid value only after receiving its complete declared observation window.

Also known ascomplete-window readiness

Intermediate 3 linked topicsEvidence-reviewed

Definitions

In plain terms

For a length-n SMA, the first full-window output normally appears at the nth valid observation.

Technical

The policy fixes valid-observation counting, missing values, session gaps, window endpoints, and whether partial outputs are prohibited.

Scope

Readiness is not the same as numerical stability after warm-up.

Examples

  • A governed lesson uses Full-Window Readiness only with declared inputs, timing, parameters, and edge-case behavior.

Common misconceptions

  • Readiness is not the same as numerical stability after warm-up.

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Where this concept is used

Evidence and governance

  1. Moving Average and Smoothing Methods NIST/SEMATECH · official standard

    Supports: preferred label, short definition, technical definition

    Limits: Forecasting notation and initialization can differ from technical-indicator conventions and must be translated explicitly.

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