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Prediction of Trends in Stock Market using Moving Averages and Machine Learning
2021 6th International Conference for Convergence in Technology (I2CT), 2021Forecasting the direction of price movement of the stock market could yield in significant profits. Traders use technical analysis, which is the study of price by scrutinizing the past prices, to forecast the future price of the stock.
S. Dinesh, N. R, S. Anusha, Samhitha R
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Optimality and robustness of combinations of moving averages
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2003 A combination of moving averages has been shown previously to be more accurate than simple moving averages, under certain conditions, and to be more robust to non-optimal parameter specification. However, the use of the method depends on specification of
J E Boylan, F R Johnston
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Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2020
Fox, JL, Conte, D, Stanton, R, McLean, B, and Scanlan, AT. The application of accelerometer-derived moving averages to quantify peak demands in basketball: A comparison of sample duration, playing role, and session type.
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Fox, JL, Conte, D, Stanton, R, McLean, B, and Scanlan, AT. The application of accelerometer-derived moving averages to quantify peak demands in basketball: A comparison of sample duration, playing role, and session type.
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, 2011 Homework, Interactive resources and resource sheets on moving averages (word and excel)
LSN, Q Projects, Newcastle College
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Variable acceptance sampling plan based on hybrid exponentially weighted moving averages
Communications in statistics. Simulation and computation, 2020In the current study, a variable acceptance sampling plan is proposed based on hybrid exponentially weighted moving averages (HEWMA). The proposed acceptance sampling plan is discussed for two cases when the standard deviation is (i) known (ii) unknown ...
Muhammad Noor-ul-Amin +2 more
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ICASSP-88., International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2003
A real symmetric polynomial Q(z) can be factored into the product A(z)A(z/sup -1/) if Q(z) is nonnegative on the unit circle. The authors pose a constrained minimization problem that results in the correct factorization in this case and gives an approximation to Q(z) if Q(z) does not satisfy the nonnegativity condition. >
German S. Feyh, Clifford T. Mullis
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A real symmetric polynomial Q(z) can be factored into the product A(z)A(z/sup -1/) if Q(z) is nonnegative on the unit circle. The authors pose a constrained minimization problem that results in the correct factorization in this case and gives an approximation to Q(z) if Q(z) does not satisfy the nonnegativity condition. >
German S. Feyh, Clifford T. Mullis
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International Symposium on Industrial Electronics, 2019
Permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs) are a popular choice in many traction drive applications due to their high energy and power density and moderate assembly costs.
Wilhelm Kirchgässner +2 more
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Permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs) are a popular choice in many traction drive applications due to their high energy and power density and moderate assembly costs.
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Mathematics Magazine, 1985
This note is concerned with how averages change when the items being averaged are transformed in a simple way. To make this more explicit we remind the reader of the definitions of four basic averages or means. Then we turn to a specific example, using the Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature scales to illustrate the problems involved.
Larry Hoehn, Ivan Niven
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This note is concerned with how averages change when the items being averaged are transformed in a simple way. To make this more explicit we remind the reader of the definitions of four basic averages or means. Then we turn to a specific example, using the Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature scales to illustrate the problems involved.
Larry Hoehn, Ivan Niven
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Discount Weighted Moving Averages
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1984Summary: An estimator to replace exponentially weighted moving averages is described and examples of its use are given. It has similar limiting properties but includes the on-line estimation of the forecast error variance as an integral part. The procedures for starting off and intervention are given.
Johnston, F. R., Harrison, P. J.
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MOVING AVERAGES AND PRICE DYNAMICS
International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance, 2002We introduce a stochastic price model where, together with a random component, a moving average of logarithmic prices contributes to the price formation. The future price is linearly influenced by the difference between the moving average and the current price, together with a noise component. Our model is tested against financial datasets, showing an
Baviera R +3 more
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