method of moving averages
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method of moving averages
(¦meth·əd əv ¦müv·iŋ ′av·rij·əz)
(statistics) A series of averages where each average is the mean value of the time series over a fixed interval of time, and where all possible averages of the length are included in the analysis; used to smooth data in a time series.
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