I'm trying to create a simple volatility indicator in Indie but keep getting an error when trying to import the standard deviation algorithm. I'm getting this error: Error: 3:39 package indie.algorithms does not contain symbol Stdev Here's my code: # indie:lang_version = 5 from indie import indicator, param, plot, color, source, MainContext from indie.algorithms import Stdev, Ema @indicator("StdDev Volatility Indicator") @param.int("length", default=20, min=1, title="StdDev Period") @param.int("smooth_length", default=10, min=1, title="Smoothing Period") @param.float("threshold_high", default=2.0, title="High Volatility Threshold") @param.float("threshold_medium", default=1.0, title="Medium Volatility Threshold") @param.source("source", default=source.CLOSE, title="Price Source") @plot.line(title="StdDev", color=color.BLUE) @plot.line(title="Smoothed StdDev", color=color.RED) @plot.line(title="High Threshold", color=color.RED(0.5)) @plot.line(title="Medium Threshold", color=color.YELLOW(0.5)) class Main(MainContext): def calc(self, length, smooth_length, threshold_high, threshold_medium, source): stddev = Stdev.new(source, length) smoothed_stddev = Ema.new(stddev, smooth_length) avg_stddev = Ema.new(stddev, length * 3)[0] high_threshold = avg_stddev * threshold_high medium_threshold = avg_stddev * threshold_medium return ( stddev[0], # Raw standard deviation smoothed_stddev[0], # Smoothed standard deviation high_threshold, # High volatility threshold line medium_threshold # Medium volatility threshold line ) Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a different way to calculate standard deviation in Indie? I know in PineScript I could just use ta.stdev() but I'm not sure what the equivalent is here. Continue reading...