What Does Diurnalised Refer to in Statistics?

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"Diurnalised" refers to the process of adjusting data to account for daily variations. In statistical reports, a diurnalised ratio indicates that the data has been normalized to reflect daily patterns, providing a clearer understanding of trends over time. This term is particularly relevant in fields such as transaction data analysis, where daily fluctuations can significantly impact interpretations. Understanding diurnalisation is crucial for accurate data analysis and reporting.

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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!
Rory
 
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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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