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Inside the Strategy Lab

  • Install & Imports — upgrades Plotly and loads all dependencies (NumPy, Pandas, SciPy FFT, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly)

  • PLTR Data Fetching — pulls 5 years of daily OHLCV data from the EODHD API with configurable symbol and date range

  • Mellin Transform Theory — markdown explanation of the 3-step causal Mellin algorithm with a parameter reference table for σ

  • Mellin Spectrum of Close Prices — log-time resampling + one-sided FFT applied to raw close prices, plotted as a magnitude vs. scale chart

  • Mellin Spectrum of Log Returns — same transform applied to absolute log returns, with interpretation notes on what each frequency peak represents

  • Low-Pass Filtering on Returns — the mellin_lowpass_causal function with a 2×2 subplot grid comparing all four parameter combos (window sizes 64–512, cutoffs 0.05–0.30)

  • Low-Pass Filtering on Raw Prices — the mellin_lowpass_raw_price function with another 2×2 comparison grid across different smoothing strengths

  • Sliding Causal Spectrogram — the sliding_causal_mellin function producing a time × scale heatmap rendered interactively with Plotly

  • Final Combined Visualization — overlays the spectrogram heatmap (background) with raw price and Mellin-filtered price (dual y-axis) across the full 2021–2026 date range

  • Conclusions — Mellin vs. Moving Average comparison table, use cases, limitations, and full references list

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