Posted by Roger Hunter on October 13, 2002 at 15:02:27:
.02; You asked about sliding the Jones windows forward a day at a time to check for differences. Here are the results of doing that for an 8 day window. Data file was all quakes 6.5 and up, 1973 thru 2000. Window was moved forward 1 day each pass. There are 10227 days in the prediction period. There are 1237 quakes in this file. Start: 0 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 743 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 58.14 % by chance. Start: 1 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 737 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 57.67 % by chance. Start: 2 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 744 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 58.22 % by chance. Start: 3 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 735 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 57.51 % by chance. Start: 4 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 746 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 58.37 % by chance. Start: 5 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 750 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 58.69 % by chance. Start: 6 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 739 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 57.82 % by chance. Start: 7 Window size 8 There are 1278 windows in the prediction period. There were 739 windows containing quakes. This is a probability of 57.82 % by chance. There are some differences but nothing major. Roger
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