It seems to be the closest 'open source' substitute for the Jurik Moving Average and I think it could be really useful as a component of other indicators.

Here is the formula:
Smooth = .13785*(2*Price – Price[1]) + .0007*(2*Price[1] – Price[2]) + .13785*(2*Price[2] –Price[3]) + 1.2103*Smooth[1] - .4867*Smooth[2]
This is what I tried, but I couldn't get it to work:

Plot0.Set(0.13785 * (2*Close[0] – Close[1]) + 0.0007 *(2*Close[1] – Close[2]) + 0.13785*(2* Close[2] –Close[3]) + 1.2103*Plot0[1] -0.4867*Plot0[2]);
#property indicator_chart_window
#property indicator_buffers 1
#property indicator_color1 Red
double smooth[];
int buffers = 0;
int drawBegin = 0;
int init() {
drawBegin = 16;
initBuffer(smooth, "MOEF", DRAW_LINE);
IndicatorBuffers(buffers);
IndicatorShortName("ModifiedOptimumEllipticFilter");
return (0);
}
int start() {
if (Bars <= drawBegin) return (0);
int countedBars = IndicatorCounted();
if (countedBars < 0) return (-1);
if (countedBars > 0) countedBars--;
int s, limit = Bars - countedBars - 1;
for (s = limit; s >= 0; s--) {
smooth[s] = 0.13785 * (2 * P(s) - P(s + 1))
+ 0.0007 * (2 * P(s + 1) - P(s + 2))
+ 0.13785 * (2 * P(s + 2) - P(s + 3))
+ 1.2103 * smooth[s + 1] - 0.4867 * smooth[s + 2];
}
return (0);
}
double P(int index) {
return ((High[index] + Low[index]) / 2.0);
}
void initBuffer(double array[], string label = "", int type = DRAW_NONE, int arrow = 0, int style = EMPTY, int width = EMPTY, color clr = CLR_NONE) {
SetIndexBuffer(buffers, array);
SetIndexLabel(buffers, label);
SetIndexEmptyValue(buffers, EMPTY_VALUE);
SetIndexDrawBegin(buffers, drawBegin);
SetIndexShift(buffers, 0);
SetIndexStyle(buffers, type, style, width);
SetIndexArrow(buffers, arrow);
buffers++;
}

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