Glad you liked it! This video is not very popular for some reason... I think you're one of the small few people searching for a video on time series smoothing haha. But I'm really glad you found it useful! :)
Thank you very much because this really explained it for me, my lecturer just complicated his explanation using 1/2 of the first value and 1/2 of the last value of the time window and that was so confusing for me when doing the calculation but now i used your method to solve his time series questions and got same values and answers he got. A million thanks for this.
I like the way you move the cursor as you are talking, kind of cool. This is really explained clearly, I am currently doing my Master in Fin Engineering over at Stevens and these videos really really help. Thanks
the focus on most of our lessons seems to be questions with a small demonstration only from the text, you have explained to me in minutes what my teacher couldn't in a week of classes. i'll be looking forward to more :)
I'm glad you like this format. I've had some comments that I go too in depth on the theory of how it all works, and I should just skip to showing how to apply it to problems. I figure that's what you do in class though, as you said.
An easier way to smooth even number moving averages is to take the first 5 numbers, half the first and last number then add them all together and divide by 4
If you are good in Excel, you will be quick to do it. Other tools like SAS, R etc make it with some codes, though its not recommended for small data sets.all the best.
Glad you liked it! This video is not very popular for some reason... I think you're one of the small few people searching for a video on time series smoothing haha. But I'm really glad you found it useful! :)
You don't know how helpful this has been to me! Looked for a simplified version for too long. Thanks
This lady has such a soothing voice that is not monotone like m0ost maths teachers, it is also clear and easy to understand. Thankyou
Thanks for the simplicity in explaining this concept
Thanks for the comment. Glad you find it helpful. I'm glad you can see the cursor too - it's a bit tiny. Thanks!
Thank you very much because this really explained it for me, my lecturer just complicated his explanation using 1/2 of the first value and 1/2 of the last value of the time window and that was so confusing for me when doing the calculation but now i used your method to solve his time series questions and got same values and answers he got. A million thanks for this.
Very clearly explained with a careful pace. Thanks
Please keep publishing more videos, these are gold !! Simple and very effective.
I like the way you move the cursor as you are talking, kind of cool. This is really explained clearly, I am currently doing my Master in Fin Engineering over at Stevens and these videos really really help.
Thanks
You are fantastic. I was looking for such smoothing method for a long time. God bless you.
the focus on most of our lessons seems to be questions with a small demonstration only from the text, you have explained to me in minutes what my teacher couldn't in a week of classes. i'll be looking forward to more :)
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I'm glad you like this format. I've had some comments that I go too in depth on the theory of how it all works, and I should just skip to showing how to apply it to problems. I figure that's what you do in class though, as you said.
The going in depth is the best thing.
Learning made easy. Thank you
U would be the perfect teacher, explained so well
Awesome, glad you stumbled across it then :) Thanks for commenting!
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CM247. That was three years ago fam 😳😳
you are the greatest... if only i found this earlier in the year and not 24 hours before the exam D:
This saved my entire life thank you so much
thank you this was incredibly helpful. I had to use this smoothing approach for programming a game
Fantastic! No one has explained it to me better! Awesome!
thankyou So much now i can implement this in my game development
Thank you so much! This was really helpful
Thank you, very good work.
Thanks so much! This is really simplified which is FANTASTIC for revision! :)
thank you so much, you're so easy to understand i learn so much ! :)
Keep It Super Simple! Nice videos!
Very helpful video, thanks
Thank you so much for your videos! Helped me alot.
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Yay I'm glad you like it! :)
@YouFyrst Thanks!! Glad i could be of some help :-) Good luck with your studies!
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Thank you for that clear lesson
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Thankyou for your help :)
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An easier way to smooth even number moving averages is to take the first 5 numbers, half the first and last number then add them all together and divide by 4
You're awesome, thank you!
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thanks a lot!
Just a small doubt, when doing 4-mean smoothing, why we can't draw the point in between 2nd and 3rd year and why we chose centering ?
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Thanks!! :)
Great!
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You’re welcome 😊
what do we do with the edge?
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hey, nice explanation, ma'm... Thank you so much :)
Thanks a lot! :)
You are the definition of god
Pls also explain correlogram,Auto regressive eqn, Yule eqn
is there a quicker way to do this by using the calculator and implementing a formula? thanks :)
If you are good in Excel, you will be quick to do it. Other tools like SAS, R etc make it with some codes, though its not recommended for small data sets.all the best.
Do to dooooo. That singing tho. At. 15:36
Haha that's awesome
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Yay! Even with the accent? Haha
I don't get what you mean?
Pun intended.
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