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I might be off on this but I can't get it to calculate using the correct example you provided. Im comparing it against Excel TREND function. Here's the data array, 12 periods, equidistant:
If I estimate for x=24 I get 437977.98 while TREND in Excel gives me a plausible number of 922492.67.
var estimationInput = new Array();
estimationInput['x'] = new Array();
estimationInput['x'][0] = 24;
var estimateData = lyric.applyModel(estimationInput, lyric.buildModel(input));
What am I missing here?
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I might be off on this but I can't get it to calculate using the correct example you provided. Im comparing it against Excel TREND function. Here's the data array, 12 periods, equidistant:
0, 734000
1, 769900
2, 822450
3, 849950
4, 849950
5, 872000
6, 855000
7, 889500
8, 895000
9, 897000
10, 894500
11, 890000
If I estimate for x=24 I get 437977.98 while TREND in Excel gives me a plausible number of 922492.67.
var estimationInput = new Array();
estimationInput['x'] = new Array();
estimationInput['x'][0] = 24;
var estimateData = lyric.applyModel(estimationInput, lyric.buildModel(input));
What am I missing here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: