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ExponentialSmoothingTrendEstimator Enumeration

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Enumerates the ways in which the initial value for the trend is estimated.

Namespace: Extreme.Statistics.TimeSeriesAnalysis
Assembly: Extreme.Numerics.Net40 (in Extreme.Numerics.Net40.dll) Version: 4.2.11333.0 (4.2.12253.0)

Syntax

C# 
                      public enum ExponentialSmoothingTrendEstimator
Visual Basic (Declaration) 
                      Public Enumeration ExponentialSmoothingTrendEstimator
Visual C++ 
                      public enum class ExponentialSmoothingTrendEstimator
F# 
                      type ExponentialSmoothingTrendEstimator

Members

Member name Value Description
Initial 0 The difference between the first two observations is taken as the initial value.
Initial2 1 The average difference between the first two pairs of observations is taken as the initial value.
Initial3 2 The average difference between the first three pairs of observations is taken as the initial value.
Complete 3 The average difference between all pairs of observations is taken as the initial value.

See Also

Extreme.Statistics.TimeSeriesAnalysis Namespace

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