I should have noted that the "central" used here is what Google Docs (in Canada) calls "centered" but of course for even period it is not truly centered. This also differs from what was asked for in the original request for "central".
SO we may want to consider using the term "centered" as used by Google Docs in English language. Just as a note, "prior" is called by Google Docs "trailing". GNumeric does not have a term for it (it is the default if not "averaged-abscizza").
Andreas
Hi all,
this is the first draft for the feature "moving-average". I have found three type of it:
"prior": Used in Excel, LibreOffice, Gnumeric, and Google Docs("einfach" in my UI)
"central": Used in Google Docs ("zentriert" in my UI)
"twodimensional": Used in Gnumeric.
Andreas, I have called it "twodimensional", but feel free to suggest a better word for Gnumeric.
I have made a .odt document with LibreOffice for to use the formula editor. Sub- and Superscript do not work well in Jira, if you switch between visual- and text-mode for and back.
The diff is against the version with applied polynomial. The text would have to be merged with that from polynomial.
Please review the formulas and improve the wording.
Kind regards
Regina
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