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To: bruce-l who wrote (37109)	9/21/2000 10:31:33 PM
From: Alski	Respond to of 79460

Bruce, I think you can solve that divide by 0 thingie with differential equations, if you can figure out what the equation of the two lines might be. :-) Guessing that diffeqs are out of the realm of reasonableness, I think you should probably just force the minimum in3drsi to 1 (if in3dsri < 1 then in3drsi = 1). The results with only a very few hits probably aren't really that useful anyway? Another thing you might want to consider is turning the ratio into kind of an oscillator? How about: If 3dRSI > 0, then 3dRSI/(3dRSI + in3dRSI), else 0. That'll guarantee results from 0 to 1. Multiply by 100 if you like bigger numbers. FWIW...Alski