Statistics[MovingStatistic] - compute moving statistics for a data set
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Calling Sequence
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MovingStatistic(X, m, f, options)
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Parameters
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X
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data set
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m
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bandwidth
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f
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statistic
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options
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additional parameters to be passed to the procedure f.
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Description
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The MovingStatistic function computes moving statistics for a set of observations.
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The first parameter X is a single data sample - given as a Vector or list. Each value represents an individual observation.
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The second parameter m is the size of the moving window.
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The third argument f is the statistic; can be any of the DescriptiveStatistics routines or a maple procedure which accepts a Vector and returns a floating point number.
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Note that after f has been called on one subsample, the same Vector is reused for the next subsample, for efficiency reasons. All the builtin DescriptiveStatistics routines can handle this, but if you specify a custom maple procedure for f, you may need to copy its input Vector if you will need access to it after returning. See the example below for an explanation.
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Examples
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f := proc(A, q)
Statistics[Quantile](A, q);
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The following command will fail to apply the unassigned name to the two correct sub-Vectors, because the same Vector is reused internally, as described above:
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This command, however, will make a copy for every sub-Vector and thus get the correct answer.
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