Consider the violent crime rate data in Table B.15. Use a ten-period moving average to smooth...

  

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Consider the violent crime rate data in Table B.15. Use a ten-period moving average to smooth the data. Plot both the smoothed data and the original CO2 readings on the same axes. What has the moving average done? Repeat the procedure with a four-period moving average. What is the effect of changing of the moving average? the span TABLE B.15 U.S. National Violent Crime Rate Violent Crime Rate Year (per 100,000 inhabitants) 1984 539.9 1985 558.1 1986 620.1 1987 612.5 1988 640.6 1989 666.9 1990 729.6 1991 758.2 1992 757.7 1993 747.1 1994 713.6 1995 684.5 1996 636.6 1997 611.0 1998 567.6 1999 523.0 2000 506.5 2001“ 504.5 2002 494.4 2003 475.8 2004 463.2 2005 469.2 Source: http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/ hist_stats.html. "The murder and nonnegligent homicides that occurred as a result of the events of September 11, 2001 are not included in the rate for the year 2001. Consider the violent crime rate data in Table B.15. Use a ten-period moving average to smooth the data. Plot both the smoothed data and the original CO2 readings on the same axes. What has the moving average done? Repeat the procedure with a four-period moving average. What is the effect of changing of the moving average? the span TABLE B.15 U.S. National Violent Crime Rate Violent Crime Rate Year (per 100,000 inhabitants) 1984 539.9 1985 558.1 1986 620.1 1987 612.5 1988 640.6 1989 666.9 1990 729.6 1991 758.2 1992 757.7 1993 747.1 1994 713.6 1995 684.5 1996 636.6 1997 611.0 1998 567.6 1999 523.0 2000 506.5 2001“ 504.5 2002 494.4 2003 475.8 2004 463.2 2005 469.2 Source: http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/ hist_stats.html. "The murder and nonnegligent homicides that occurred as a result of the events of September 11, 2001 are not included in the rate for the year 2001.

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