bit of a maths quesiton

[Andrew Bullock]

Hi guys i hope you can help me out with this one,

Im trying to construct a very simple method of time series predicition
(i think thats what its called, ill explain anyway incase im wrong).


I have an arbitrary window of time every minute in which i can perform
an operation. I want to perform this operation as close to the centre of
the window as possible (dont ask why, this is a very basic, alsmost
analogous description of the problem). I know the start time and length
of the past, say.. 20 time slots. How can i predict the middle of the
next window?

The windows arent randomly placed, but i cant say exactly how they are
placed :S
All i can say about them is that any one window will overlap the
previous window by some amount, usually more than less.

I've been looking at FFTs and regression but im a bit stuck as to how
get something simple implemented.

Any help anyone could give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot
in advance.


Andrew Bullock

 

[Mike Wahler]

Hi guys i hope you can help me out with this one,

Im trying to construct a very simple method of time series predicition
(i think thats what its called, ill explain anyway incase im wrong).


I have an arbitrary window of time every minute in which i can perform
an operation. I want to perform this operation as close to the centre of
the window as possible (dont ask why, this is a very basic, alsmost
analogous description of the problem). I know the start time and length
of the past, say.. 20 time slots. How can i predict the middle of the
next window?

The windows arent randomly placed, but i cant say exactly how they are
placed :S
All i can say about them is that any one window will overlap the
previous window by some amount, usually more than less.

I've been looking at FFTs and regression but im a bit stuck as to how
get something simple implemented.

Any help anyone could give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot
in advance.

This isn't a question about C++, but about math, so it's
not topical here. I'll wager the good folks over at the
'sci.math' group could help you out. Once you've devised
your formula, if you need help expressing it in C++,
post back here, and we'll try to help.

Purpose of comp.lang.c++:
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

-Mike

 

[Victor Bazarov]

Hi guys i hope you can help me out with this one, [..]

In case you realise that it's totally off-topic here, I recommend asking
in comp.programming.

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