Re:Statistics for Engineers: Applying statistical techniques...
by cmroanirgo on Thursday October 03, 2019 @06:45PM
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Yes, in the cases where statical outliers can actually represent machinery failure, it's important that the 'roll ups' mentioned in the article don't hide real underlying problems.
There's also quite a few other charting techniques that financiers have been using for decades, such as ohlc/bar/candlestick or point & figure or market profile which all have their place in data visualisations. Combine that with financial charting models (ma, stochastics, etc) can go a long way in determining when things are going great/ pear shaped.
There's also quite a few other charting techniques that financiers have been using for decades, such as ohlc/bar/candlestick or point & figure or market profile which all have their place in data visualisations. Combine that with financial charting models (ma, stochastics, etc) can go a long way in determining when things are going great/ pear shaped.
But otherwise a decent article.