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Arithmetic methods |
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Log. Computes series logarithm to a given base. |
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Ln. Computes natural logarithm of a series. |
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Exp. Raises the e number to a power determined by the series values. |
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Mod. Calculates remainder of integer division of series values by a specified number. |
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Addition. Adds two or more series. |
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Multiplication. Multiplies two or more series. |
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Max. Finds maximum value of a series. |
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Min. Finds minimum value of a series. |
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Average. Finds average value of a series. |
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Abs. Calculates absolute series values. |
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Round. Rounds series values. |
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Series transformations |
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Rebase. Converts a series using the Rebase method. |
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SpliceSeries. Splices series. |
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Truncate. Truncates series to selected parameters. |
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Lag. Shifts a series forward by a specified number of points in a time period. |
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Lead. Shifts a series backwards by a specified number of points in a time period. |
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PchPoP. Calculates percentage increase between the current value and the previous value. |
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DiffPoP. Calculates the difference between the current and the previous series values using the formula: y[t] = x[t] – x[t-N]. |
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DLogPoP. Calculates logistic difference of the current and the previous series points. |
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RateOfChange. Calculates rate of series values' growth. |
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CumulativeMin. Transforms data using the Minimum accumulation method: the minimum value of a range element is determined. |
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CumulativeMax. Transforms data using the Maximum accumulation method: the maximum value of a range element is determined. |
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CumulativeAverage. Transforms data using the Average accumulation method: the mean value of a range element is determined. |
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CumulativeDeviation. Transforms data using the Standard Deviation method: the standard deviation of range element values is determined. |
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CumulativeSum. Transforms data using the Sum accumulation method: the sum of range elements values is determined. |
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CumulativeMultiply. Transforms data using the Product accumulation method: the product of range elements values is determined. |
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GeometricFillGaps. Geometric substitution of missing values in series data. |
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LinearFillGaps. Linear substitution of missing values in series data. |
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RepeatFillGaps. Substitutes missing data in series values with previous non-empty values. |
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SplineFillGaps. Spline substitution of missing data in series values (cubic spline interpolation). |
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ValueFillGaps. Substitutes missing data in series values with a specified value. |
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GrowthRateFillGaps. Growth rate. |
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PreviousGrowthRateFillGaps. Growth rate to the previous period. |
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SucceedingValueFillGaps. The next value. |
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SucceedingGrowthRateFillGaps. Growth rate to the next period. |
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Aggregation |
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DetermAggregation. Aggregates data by specified parameters (base method). |
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TotalCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the Total method: data are calculated by summing up the frequency element values. |
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AverageCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the Average method: data are calculated by finding the mean value of frequency elements. |
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MinimumCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the Minimum method: data are calculated by finding the minimum value of frequency elements. |
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MaximumCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the Maximum method: data are calculated by finding the maximum value of frequency elements. |
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FirstCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the First method: data are calculated by finding the first available value of frequency elements. |
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LastCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the Last method: data are calculated by finding the last available value of frequency elements. |
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SpreadCollapse. Aggregates data from the lower level to the upper one using the Spread method: data are calculated by finding the standard frequency deviation. |
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ProrateInterpolation. Disaggregates data from upper level to the lower one using proportional interpolation. |
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RepeatInterpolation. Disaggregates data from upper level to the lower one by repeating values of source series frequency. |
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CrossDimAggregation. Aggregates data by specified parameters (base method). |
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Forecast |
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ExponentialTrend. Modeling series values using exponential trend. |
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InverseTrend. Modeling series values using reverse trend. |
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LinearTrend. Modeling series values using linear trend. |
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LogarithmicParabolicTrend. Modeling series values using logarithmic parabolic trend. |
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ParabolicTrend. Modeling series values using parabolic trend. |
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GeometricTrend. Modeling series value using geometric trend. |
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ExponentialSmoothing. Modeling series values using exponential smoothing. |
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Arima. Modeling series values using ARIMA method. |
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GreyForecast. Modeling series values using Grey method. |