Usually the expression is employed in the context of the relationship between a dependent variable and another variable. The latter may or may not be independent: often it is time but that is not necessary. In some cases there is some indication that that there is a linear relationship between the two variables and that relationship is referred to as a trend.
Note that a trend is not the same as causation. There may appear to be a strong linear trend between two variables but the variables may not be directly related at all: they may both be related to a third variable. Also, the absence of linear trends does not imply that the variables are unrelated: there may be non-linear relationships.
The direction in which the trend analysis points.
One example of a 'Trend' would be; In a Graph if there is a point in the graph where you start to see a pattern, its sort of like a trend. But usually you have to explain it, you would have to understand all of the data to know what the actual trend is.
Dose is a measured portion of a medicine. Therefore a dose trend means the pattern of dosage of medication over a period of time.
"Trend" is something like tendency, and "upward" means that something is increasing. There is a general tendency that whatever is being considered, increases over time.
A trend is like a pattern except not as precise
a trend is a pattern or sequence
a trend in math is a pattern or sequence.
trend means something that keeps happening.
a pattern or sequence.
Contemporary trend is how the pattern of life, fashion, is changing at the moment.
The direction in which the trend analysis points.
A trend stationary process is a time series where the mean and variance are constant over time but a deterministic trend is present. This means that the series is stationary once the trend component is removed.
A trend is a math term. It is on a line graph. It is a slope between two variables.
i have never heard of trenden ?
One example of a 'Trend' would be; In a Graph if there is a point in the graph where you start to see a pattern, its sort of like a trend. But usually you have to explain it, you would have to understand all of the data to know what the actual trend is.
Specify what you mean by "trend". The correlation remains the same. Specify what you mean by "increase". Multiplying will result in a difference in variance, addition will not.
I don't know what this means but I can tell you what trends mean in math it means A trend within the data the data appears to behave. That's what I got thank you