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onsequential mean and will require the use of interquartile measures to locate the center of the distribution (Adler et al, 1998). Recalling that the Hurst, Fano and Allan indices are invariant across sample segment size, we remind ourselves that, as is the case in the finite mean and variance, a = 2, Ga

it Mandelbrot (Montroll and Badger, 1974; Mandelbrot, 1983; Fedor, 1988; Bassingthwaighte et al, 1994; Liebovitch, 1998). To estimate the exponent in Hurst rescaled range analysis, we compute the standard deviation and the range of the deviation of the running sum from the mean on sequential subsamples o

ment error, but rather evidence consonant with the statistical physics of nonequilibrium states and phase transitions (Stanley, 1971; Stauffer, 1985; Yeomans, 1993). Very high amplitude fluctuations and multiple, up to infinite, correlation lengths are characteristic of the normal, on-going biological dyna

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numbers or scaling 187 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013687 number spectra; (4) Non-Gaussian distributions with heavy tails and correlations reflected in their Hurst, Fano, Allan and Levy exponents; (5) Statistical dynamical descriptions of trajectories of the system in their embedding space such as Lyapounov expo

d the parlance of physics in the context of the statistical mechanics of phase transitions near their critical points (Stanley, 1971; Stauffer, 1985; Yeomans, 1993) and has come to refer to the finite set of transitions and quantities common to nonlinear systems arising in_ their neighborhoods. A common ph