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comment Non-physical Jounce Examples in Nature
Thank-you, but I'm looking more for descriptions of phenomena rather than pure math. Take the case of finance. A few years ago, all the news nets were abuzz with "the second derivative" that the economy was (de)(ac)celerating. That's a meh example. I was wondering about biology, sociology, etc, where math isn't the perceived prime concern. Thanks again!
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Cool link, but I'm really interested non-physics examples. Finance just discovered the second derivative a few years ago (but still has no idea what to do with it or how to express it). That's what I'm interested. But thanks for the visualization!
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comment Non-physical Jounce Examples in Nature
Non-physical/engineering/etc examples of 4th+ derivatives. I have an idea of how to apply for finance, but I'm not totally sure, so I'd like to see other examples for comparison.
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comment Empirical Demand Curve Equation
Heh, you can keep the Nobel, I just want the answer for better modeling. I appreciate the reply. I don't want to get into a "school of thought" debate from Keyenesian to Hayekian. Should I post a data set? Is it possible to post data? Thanks again!
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comment Empirical Demand Curve Equation
No. It's taught as linear. All empirical data I have shows it to be some sort of logarithm, but it doesn't "perfectly" fit. I've tried every variation of decay that I can find but to no avail. Considering the asymptotic nature of finance, that seems the way to go, but nothing fits, and it keeps me up at night. ;))
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