What Does Diurnalised Refer to in Statistics?

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"Diurnalised" refers to the process of adjusting data to account for daily variations or patterns. In statistics, this term is often used to normalize data collected over a 24-hour period, allowing for more accurate comparisons and analyses. The discussion highlights a query about the meaning of the term in the context of a statistical report. Participants suggest reaching out to the report's author for clarification. Understanding "diurnalised" is essential for interpreting daily data trends effectively.
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What does "diurnalised" mean?

Hi guys

Sorry for such a basic question, but I can't find the answer anywhere - I'm looking at a generated report which is full of statistics, and one ratio is presented as a diurnalised ratio - does anyone know what this term actually means?

Cheers!
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Was it by any chance htis one: Mitch_TransactionDataAnalysisMktMicro.pdf?

Send a mail to the author/s and ask him.

(Diurnal means daily. From the context, would 'diurnalised' have any meaning?)
 

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