From the edges of a sack of potatoes you can average out the size of the potatoes. For a sack of 1,000 tonnes it is of course more difficult, but the correlation at the edges is weak but there will be a correlation.
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There is a trend. There is fluctuation.
I am not arguing, just
overstated his remarks, in my opinion
I'm not arguing, just
overdid his remarks, if you ask me.
It's probably a pedagogical device. ;)
Apparently, it's a pedagogical trick.)
First to confuse, then to untangle :)))
First you confuse me so you can unravel it later :))
Yes. I confuse, you unravel. Pedagogy.
Yes. I mess up, you mess up.
Another pattern has emerged
Yes. I mess up, you mess up. Pedagogy.
And on a year by minute basis?
From the edges of a sack of potatoes you can average out the size of the potatoes. For a sack of 1,000 tonnes it is of course more difficult, but the correlation at the edges is weak but there will be a correlation.
So, let's start talking about the trend.
Better talk about detection methods, patterns, theory and practice...