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statistical analysis / trend repetition
060427 statistical analysis / trend repetition
Is there a direction can be pointed in to figure out the period of a the fluctuation for a price range. i.e. where I "might" have amplitude, am looking for something along lines of frequency of repetition (for non-predetermined amplitude). would guesse that some measure tool would take into account amplitude, if picking maximum amplitude is desired, then greatest frequency, with the greatest amplitude. - and - if you will, the reverse. the greatest amplitude, with the greatest frequency. Might this be a statistical analysis tool, or some combination? (note: understand specialized amplitude formula, other than what have may be necessary). Thanks. |
statistical analysis / trend repetition
p.s., am tech, but not statistical,, if i can get an "at least" somewhat
english description of an example, it would be greatly appreciated. thanks. "nastech" wrote: 060427 statistical analysis / trend repetition Is there a direction can be pointed in to figure out the period of a the fluctuation for a price range. i.e. where I "might" have amplitude, am looking for something along lines of frequency of repetition (for non-predetermined amplitude). would guesse that some measure tool would take into account amplitude, if picking maximum amplitude is desired, then greatest frequency, with the greatest amplitude. - and - if you will, the reverse. the greatest amplitude, with the greatest frequency. Might this be a statistical analysis tool, or some combination? (note: understand specialized amplitude formula, other than what have may be necessary). Thanks. |
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