I have created a software APP at will be capturing a data population of values similar to a sine wave. The continuous values go up and down to a limit. They are environmentally dependent onnoise, temperature and other factors will changes the values at any given instant, but on the whole they oscilate between similar high and low point.
My app collects all the data points where the value trends up, and all the points where value trends down.
The "Uptrend" values are MINIMUMS of the oscillation
The "Downtrend" values are MAXIMUMS of the oscillation
The app currently averages all the mins to create an average min.
The app currently averages all the maxs to create an average max.
We have a need to identify the median of the "least maximal value" and "the most minimal value"
I would like to label this option, and the entire application appropriately (Professionally).
What is the "approprate" term vocabulary (Statistical Jargin) for the data I have described above?
My app collects all the data points where the value trends up, and all the points where value trends down.
The "Uptrend" values are MINIMUMS of the oscillation
The "Downtrend" values are MAXIMUMS of the oscillation
The app currently averages all the mins to create an average min.
The app currently averages all the maxs to create an average max.
We have a need to identify the median of the "least maximal value" and "the most minimal value"
I would like to label this option, and the entire application appropriately (Professionally).
What is the "approprate" term vocabulary (Statistical Jargin) for the data I have described above?