Re: Bezier curves (Best Nolag)

[JMMain1000@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 99-11-14 21:13:21 EST, you write:

<< Bezier curves are extensively used in computer graphics;
 for example, the Adobe PostScript Type-1 font format uses
 cubic Bezier curves to represent the outline shapes of
 letters ("glyphs").   >>

Yes, what I'm looking for is the best no-lag moving average that 
approximates a  (Forward XAverage+ Backward XAverage) /2.

Choices include:

1. T3 Average
2. KMA
3. Kalman
4. Polynomial
5. End Point moving ave (linear regression - a subset of 4.)
6. Splines
7. Neural Net predictions.
8. Jurik's.
9. Volatility adjusted. 
10. VIDYA
11. Maybe you could add some.


If you had the "best" no lag model then determine trend by:

Trend is Up  if  Current Nolag exceeds its lowest low (while trend is down)
                   plus Delta points

Trend is down if Current Nolag is less than its highest high (while trend is 
up)
                    minus Delta points

This is easier said than done.

All comments welcome - what is the best one that you have found?

Jim
JMMAIN1000@xxxxxxx 


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