Pattern recognition and AI model matching
From 140+ professional analysis models, RelaxView automatically finds the ones closer to the current chart and marks reference ranges, match scores, confirmation conditions and invalidation levels—you do not have to hunt for patterns on the chart yourself.
What the model library covers
Price structure (swing highs and lows, trendlines, channels, breakouts and false breakouts), classic chart patterns (head and shoulders, double tops and bottoms, triangles, flags, wedges, cup and handle, and more), candlestick combinations, Fibonacci and geometric ratios, volume confirmation, Wyckoff, waves and crypto-market derivative structures.
The number of models keeps growing with new market structures and validation results; retired or merged models are no longer counted in the public figure.
What a match score is—and is not
- A match score expresses how consistent the current candles, indicators, volume, cycle and on-chain data are with a given model.
- It is not a probability of rising, and it does not mean a level will necessarily be reached.
- The same stretch of price action can fit several models at once; RelaxView lists the ones more worth watching and states each one's confirmation conditions.
Confirmation and invalidation
Every matched model carries confirmation conditions (for example a retest after breakout, or supporting volume) and an invalidation level (below which it no longer holds). Whether a pattern holds is decided by these conditions, not by how the chart feels.
FAQ
Which patterns can RelaxView recognize?
Price structure, classic chart patterns, candlestick combinations, Fibonacci and geometric ratios, volume confirmation, Wyckoff, waves and crypto-market derivative structures—more in total than the number shown for the model library.
Does a high match score mean the price will rise?
No. A match score only describes how consistent the chart is with a model; it is not a win rate. Look at the confirmation conditions and invalidation level.
Can I focus on one category of models?
Yes. The model library can be filtered by category and searched by name, and you can favorite the models you use most.