Re: How the forecasting program works
Posted by Roger Hunter on April 07, 2007 at 08:06:09:

EQF;

That's a nice explanation of your method but it doesn't explain the nature of the EM signals.

I hope you aren't recalculating the sublunar points for the 40k quakes each time?

Last night I made a program which plots the number of quakes at each degree of longitude for consecutive 30 day increments. It looks remarkably like your graphs and it only takes a few seconds to process the entire Centennial catalog since 1973.

I didn't say your graphs were random. I said the correlation between quakes and peaks is random, based on simple observation. You could prove me wrong by calculating the coefficient of correlation between quakes and peaks. A large positive result would be much more convincing.

IF there is one....

Roger


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     ● Re: How the forecasting program works - EQF  01:10:45 - 4/8/2007  (65491)  (1)
        ● Another Important Breakthrough April 8, 2007 - EQF  04:49:18 - 4/8/2007  (65504)  (1)
           ● Re: Another Important Breakthrough April 8, 2007 - Roger Hunter  09:07:27 - 4/8/2007  (65513)  (2)
              ● Re: Another Important Breakthrough April 8, 2007 - EQF  23:23:45 - 4/8/2007  (65538)  (1)
                 ● Re: Another Important Breakthrough April 8, 2007 - Roger Hunter  00:07:42 - 4/9/2007  (65549)  (1)
                    ● Re: Another Important Breakthrough April 8, 2007 - EQF  05:03:43 - 4/9/2007  (65569)  (0)
              ● Not a total loss - Roger Hunter  18:26:27 - 4/8/2007  (65522)  (0)