Hi,
Could anyone help me out in getting rid of NaN value which is getting displayed in the output.

Output:
NaNValue of output[1]
NaN Value of output[0]

Hi,
Further adding to the above query.

I am getting NaN value in the output when I am tryin to use indicators.fractal

Please guide me to resolve this issue.

Hi,
use static method isNaN(double d). Consider this example:

    double d = Double.NaN;
   if (Double.isNaN(d)){
      System.out.println(" Not-a-Number ");
   }

Hi,
I have resolved the NaN value for fractals. But in the display on chart EUR/GBP I see that the
Fractal up values for duration H1 and M15 is same as Fractal down values for the duration H1 and M15. Please help me in resolving this issue and guide me as to why this occurs.
for example :
Fractal Upper(H1) = 0.8992
Fractal Lower(H1) = 0.8665
Fractal Upper(m15) = 0.8992
Fractal Lower(m15) = 0.8665

Hi,
to be sure that we are on the same page, please consider this example:

    public void onBar(Instrument instrument, Period period, IBar askBar, IBar bidBar) throws JFException {
        if (instrument.equals(Instrument.EURGBP) && 
                (period.equals(Period.FIFTEEN_MINS) || period.equals(Period.ONE_HOUR))){
            
            double maxValue = indicators.fractal(instrument, period, OfferSide.BID, 0, 2)[0];
            double minValue = indicators.fractal(instrument, period, OfferSide.BID, 0, 2)[1];
            Date time = new Date(bidBar.getTime()); 
            
            if (period.equals(Period.FIFTEEN_MINS)){
                console.getOut().println("FIFTEEN_MINS: "+maxValue+", "+minValue+"    time: "+time);
            }
            if (period.equals(Period.ONE_HOUR)){
                console.getOut().println("ONE_HOUR: "+maxValue+", "+minValue+"    time: "+time);                
            }
        }
    }

Min and Max values could match only when an indicator as input data gets flat bars. It happens every time when market is closed.

Are you still able to get such indicator values?