Trendlines
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Does any one know of anywhere where one can learn about calculating trend-lines, either some code or mathematical formulae with accompanying explanations. I'm most interested in polynomial trendlines / regression over others. Regards Ed
You might try this reference. The price is right anyway. I bought the hardcover (for about $4 plus shipping, I think), but the full text is available online here: http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf.html[^] Good luck! Aaron
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You might try this reference. The price is right anyway. I bought the hardcover (for about $4 plus shipping, I think), but the full text is available online here: http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf.html[^] Good luck! Aaron
Thanks for that it looks interesting but I found an open source program called graph which is written in C++ and has some functions for adding trend-lines. Now the fun begins into translating this into C# when I only know C and a few titbits of C++ :rolleyes: I will read that later on though it looks interesting :beer: Ed
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Thanks for that it looks interesting but I found an open source program called graph which is written in C++ and has some functions for adding trend-lines. Now the fun begins into translating this into C# when I only know C and a few titbits of C++ :rolleyes: I will read that later on though it looks interesting :beer: Ed
Well, I'm a C++ guy, and this sounds interesting... Care to share some links?
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Well, I'm a C++ guy, and this sounds interesting... Care to share some links?
Umm (took me a while to remember), Graph, files are on Sourceforge. For trendlines look in Func32/trends....cpp (can't remember the filename and can't be bothered to change keyboards to look :rolleyes: ) Do you know any C# because I may become stuck translating the TMatrix class to C#, but it's going ok so far I think (I havn't got to the stage where I can test it yet). Ed
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Does any one know of anywhere where one can learn about calculating trend-lines, either some code or mathematical formulae with accompanying explanations. I'm most interested in polynomial trendlines / regression over others. Regards Ed
Ed - Take a look at this technical analysis library; there are several trend-line functions. It's open source. http://www.ta-lib.org/index.html[^] Function Documentation[^] Jim RunFatBoy.net[^] - Exercise for people who hate to exercise.
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Ed - Take a look at this technical analysis library; there are several trend-line functions. It's open source. http://www.ta-lib.org/index.html[^] Function Documentation[^] Jim RunFatBoy.net[^] - Exercise for people who hate to exercise.