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To calculate the Simple Moving Average (SMA) in Lua, you can use the following code:
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function calculateSMA(data, period)
local sma = {}
for i = 1, #data do
if i < period then
sma[i] = nil
else
local sum = 0
for j = i - period + 1, i do
sum = sum + data[j]
end
sma[i] = sum / period
end
end
return sma
end
-- Example usage
local data = {10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40}
local period = 3
local sma = calculateSMA(data, period)
for i = 1, #sma do
print("SMA["..i.."]: "..sma[i])
end
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In this code snippet, the calculateSMA function takes two arguments - data (a table of numeric values) and period (an integer representing the number of periods to calculate the SMA for). It calculates the SMA for each element in the data table and returns a table of SMAs.
You can replace the data and period variables with your own data and desired period, and then call the calculateSMA function to calculate the SMA values. Finally, you can print out the SMA values using a loop.