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by ANTHONY WARREN
A MiniGuide to Fourier Spectrum Analysis by ANTHONY WARREN, PH.D./STAFF WRITER
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...A MiniGuide to Fourier Spectrum Analysis
by ANTHONY WARREN, PH.D./STAFF WRITER
The basic idea behind Fourier Analysis of time series is to decompose the data into a sum of sinusoids
of varying cycle length, each cycle being a fraction of a common or fun
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1983
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: MAY 1983
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: NOV 1983
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: JAN 1983
Finite Impulse Response Filter by ANTHONY WARREN, Ph.D. with JACK K. HUTSON
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Finite Impulse Response Filter
by ANTHONY WARREN, Ph.D. with JACK K. HUTSON
Figure 1 and 2 show a comparison of computer output using Fourier analysis Power and then Amplitude
plots. It can be seen that the Power Spectrum plot, which is Amplitude square
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D. and Jack HutsonDATE: MAY 1983
Further Analysis of Triple Exponential Smoothing by ANTHONY WARREN, Ph.D./Technical Analysis staff w
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Further Analysis of Triple Exponential
Smoothing
by ANTHONY WARREN, Ph.D./Technical Analysis staff writer
In the July issue of Technical Analysis, J. Hutson presented a method of using triple exponential
smoothing (TRIX) as a trading oscillator and supp
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: SEP 1983
AUTHOR: Anthony W. Warren, Ph.D.DATE: OCT 1982