By "interested in any kind of deviation from randomness", I mean that
I would like to apply all "randtests" R package randomness tests, if
they give reliable results for {-1, 1} sequences.
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> You are way off topic for this list. Perhaps stats.stackexchange.c
Good suggestion, thanks.
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From: Jeff Newmiller [mailto:jdnew...@dcn.davis.ca.us]
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You are way off topic for this list. Perhaps stats.stackexchange.com
You are way off topic for this list. Perhaps stats.stackexchange.com would be a
better place to ask such a question.
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I am interested in any kind of deviation from randomness.
I would like to know if the fact that a time series can take values only from
the set {-1, 1} restricts
the type of randomness tests that can be done.
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Giorgio Garziano
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Giorgio Garziano [Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at
10:24:25PM CEST]:
Hi,
to test randomness of time series whose values can only be +1 and -1, are all
following
randomness tests applicable or only a part of ?
I don't know the details of all those tests but the general problem is
that the alternative
Hi,
to test randomness of time series whose values can only be +1 and -1, are all
following
randomness tests applicable or only a part of ?
cox.stuart.test
difference.sign.test
bartels.rank.test
rank.test
runs.test
Tests provided by the randtests R package.
Thanks.
Giorgio Garziano
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