R-beta: "smooth sbezier" blew up too much data, need code
John vanVlaanderen
johnvv at hotmail.com
Tue Jan 27 00:26:37 CET 1998
Hello All,
I am in need of sample code to create gnuplot's sbezier output in
numerical form. Below are some details of what I have done.
I just fed 2000 lines of data to the above gplot script and it seg
faulted, when I cut the data down it down it worked fine.
The results are very good for the purpose, which is to give a
guestimation as to what fills the spaces between the exceptions.
When used with other highly varing data it makes the lines far more
readable for the purpose of comparing systems while looking for
problems.
The smooth sbezier function starts by making "the data monotonic in x"
and then applying the bezier function. What I need to do is take the
functions out of gnuplot and translate them into perl. Once outside can
run the regression script and then I have a single line for visual
forcasting and also I will be able to run exponential smoothing to
enhance forcasting. Another issue with respect to systems forcasting is
"seasonality as refered to by the census." Daily, weekly and monthly
data operations tend to run in cycles.
Any leads to awk, C or perl code would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance, John van V aka johnvv at hotmail.com
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