The additional levels (e.g., Moving Deviation, Reverse Deviation, and Midline) could be calculated using more specific formulas.
Moving Deviation (High & Low):
These levels might deviate from the pivot points using specific multipliers.
High Moving Deviation:
High Moving=High+(High−Low)×X
Low Moving Deviation:
Low Moving=Low−(High−Low)×Y
Here, X and Y are custom multipliers, potentially derived based on typical ranges like 0.5 or 0.618.
Reverse Deviation (High & Low):
High Reverse: High Reverse=PP+(High−Low)×Z
Low Reverse: Low Reverse=PP−(High−Low)×Z
Midline: The midline might be derived differently depending on which values your image is averaging.
If you are averaging specific deviations (e.g., Moving Deviation values):
Midline: =(High Moving+Low Moving)/2
If these formulas don’t produce the correct results, you might need to explore other calculation methods specific to your system. Unfortunately, I can't guarantee exact matches in every case.