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Statistics[WeightedMovingAverage] - compute weighted moving averages for a data set
Calling Sequence
WeightedMovingAverage(X, Y, options)
Parameters
X
-
data set
Y
average
options
(optional) equation(s) of the form ignore=value; specify options for the WeightedMovingAverage function
Description
The WeightedMovingAverage function computes weighted moving averages for a set of observations. This is a special case of the LinearFilter command.
The first parameter X is a single data sample - given as a Vector or list. Each value represents an individual observation.
The second parameter Y is the average - given as a Vector or list. Each value represents a average coefficient.
Options
The options argument can contain one or more of the options shown below. These options are described in more detail in the Statistics[Mean] help page.
ignore=truefalse -- This option is used to specify how to handle non-numeric data. If ignore is set to true all non-numeric items in data will be ignored.
Examples
See Also
Statistics, Statistics[DataSmoothing], Statistics[ExponentialSmoothing], Statistics[MovingAverage]
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