In the IFTA publication, year 2012, the work of Manfred G. Dürschner introduced the moving averages 3.0, which our Roberto Gozzi has excellently translated into code.

Since in the cited publication, there is an example of using the NWMA moving average, within the Aroon oscillator, I tried to repeat the work by making the code for Prorealtime.

In practice, NWMA (89.21, wma type) is used with a 5-period Aroon oscillator. The result is digitized with the inverse Fisher transform, with the result visible in the photo.

Obviously, through the variables, it is possible to change the reference periods and averages for the calculations.

//Variabili: 
//periodi(periodi Aroon)[5], 
//sampled(periodo doppio o più di mycycle)[89], 
//mycycle(periodo in analisi)[21],
//matype(matype)[2]

periodi = 5
sampled=89
mycycle=21
matype=2

// oscillatore aroon con trasformata di fisher inversa

//Inizio - NWMA calcolo media mobile 3.0 New weighted  media average

length1 = sampled //ciclo sampled doppio
length2 = mycycle //ciclo periodo
mediatrezero = matype //https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/average/
src = CustomClose

//
lambda = length1 / length2
alpha = lambda * (length1 - 1) / (length1 - lambda )

//
ma1 = average [length1 ,matype ](src )
ma2 = average [length2 ,matype ](ma1 )
nma = (1 + alpha ) * ma1 - alpha * ma2

// oscillatore Aroon di NWMA
length = periodi 
upper = 100 * (length -highestBars [length +1](nma ) )/length
lower = 100 * (length -lowestbars [length +1](nma ))/length
oscaroon =upper - lower  //oscillatore Aroon

// Trasformata di Fisher inversa (exp(2 * x) - 1) / (exp(2 * x) + 1)
fisherinverseosc = (exp (2 * oscaroon ) - 1) / (exp (2 * oscaroon ) + 1)

return fisherinverseosc as "IFTAO" , 0 as "linea crossover"