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Conference rusure::math

Title:	Mathematics at DEC

Moderator:	RUSURE::EDP

Created:	Mon Feb 03 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2083
Total number of notes:	14613

1975.0. "Drummond Geometry?" by EVMS::HALLYB (Fish have no concept of fire) Mon Jun 12 1995 13:39

    A friend of mine made an inquiry that I've drawn a blank on. Here:
    
    		What is "Drummond geometry"?
    
    I've searched the WWW already and come up with nothing. I've no idea
    what the context is, but he thinks it applies to time series. (?)
    
    Sound familiar?
    
      John

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1975.1 RANGER::BRADLEY Chuck Bradley Wed Jun 14 1995 14:17 11

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1975.1		RANGER::BRADLEY	Chuck Bradley	`Wed Jun 14 1995 14:17`	11
	i've never heard of "Drummond geometry", but if it is connected to time series, here is an approach that might be worth trying. look up Drummond in Who's who, american men of science, etc. see if one worked in time series. once upon a time, much of the time series work was done by the operations research community rather than the math community. just a wild guess: stock movement technical analysis.

i've never heard of  "Drummond geometry", but if it is connected to
time series, here is an approach that might be worth trying.

look up Drummond in Who's who, american men of science, etc.
see if one worked in time series.  once upon a time, much of the
time series work was done by the operations research community
rather than the math community.

just a wild guess: stock movement technical analysis.