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Lorentzian Classification Premium

Premium extends the original indicator with more ways to define similarity and inspect signals. The official Premium publication describes up to 15 features, 10 custom-source inputs, additional pullback and mean-reversion signals, and expanded visual controls. These are Premium capabilities; the original open-source indicator uses two to five built-in features.

Build a Model from More of Your Analysis​

Select numeric plots from indicators already on your TradingView chart as custom sources. Map the sources into enabled feature slots, check their scales, and compare the resulting signals. Defining a custom source alone does not ensure it contributes to the classifier; inspect the enabled feature configuration.

Configure custom sources · Understand feature engineering

Read More Signal Context​

  • First pullbacks: triangles identify the first qualifying pullback in the relevant direction.
  • Mean reversions: distinct markers identify the indicator's standard and stronger deviation conditions.
  • Kernel and envelopes: compare the smoothed estimate, surrounding bands, and price deviations.
  • Display and alerts: choose the visual layers you want and create alerts for the available conditions.

“Strong” describes the indicator's condition, not a measured probability of a successful trade. An entry marker, a pullback, and a mean-reversion marker represent different events. Use the chart legend before combining them.

Compare the Actual Chart​

The author’s published Premium chart with colored bars, prediction labels, kernel envelopes, and multiple signal families.

Author-published historical Premium chart. Open it at full size to inspect the markers. Colors are configurable; on-chart statistics are calibration feedback, not independently validated performance.

Continue Developing a Configuration​

Start from the installed defaults, change one input at a time, and record the differences. These guides contain interactive documentation explorers, not a running copy of the private Premium indicator. Changing a control here does not update a TradingView chart or your saved settings.

Use General Settings for history and exit choices, Feature Engineering for the model's inputs, and Symbols and Alerts before setting notifications. Confirm the script version when following an older chart or tutorial.

Developed with the Community​

Premium has more than three years of development behind it, including the community beta. Its May 2025 public release followed collaboration with more than 1,000 beta testers. Its published release history describes changes to custom features, signals, filters, and presentation: a record of development and feedback, not a measure of trading performance. Because Premium keeps changing, check the version you have installed.

Access and Compatibility​

A direct AI Edge Pro or Max membership includes Premium indicator access without a separate AI Edge TradingView Paid Space subscription. Compare membership routes, then connect your TradingView username.

Premium is invite-only. The original Lorentzian Classification repository is open source; that does not make Premium's source public. TradingView access also does not grant a script's private source to Studio or establish compatibility with PineWASM, the Pine Script® compiler behind Studio.

If you are deciding between the free and Premium indicators, compare the versions first. Additional features expand the hypotheses you can test; they do not establish greater predictive accuracy.

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