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Post From: C. Brown Composite Index Study
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| SC Support Tom - Posts: 450 |
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Hello blucansky, In that vein, I'd respectfully suggest that it's possible/likely the C Brown Composite.pdf I initially submitted is from the author's most recently published work on her Composite Index. The original PDF that you submitted contains the following line. Plot1(RSIMO(+RSI13,"Plot1"): Previously, a function RSIMO9 was declared. I can only assume that RSIMO in the above line should be that function. This looks like a simple typo. The larger stumbling block for me was the the unbalanced parentheses. It looks like an incomplete function call inside the Plot1 function, with RSIMO as the function and +RSI13 and "Plot1" as inputs. But when I look at Connie Brown's thesis, the line reads as follows. Plot1(RSIMO9+RSI13,"Plot1"); This makes it clear that the line is meant to plot the sum of two subgraphs. For support, attached is a C Brown Composite Study II.pdf that documents my citation from Ms. Brown's own work and further explains the Comp Index. To the best of my knowledge, this 2nd edition is the author's most recent word on the subject though admittedly I do not know the date of the above cited Master's Thesis.
Page 377 of this document agrees with what is written in the thesis. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-06-25 16:27:10
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