sigma changes pretty consistently across time. see also: above scatter plot.
i'm pretty sure delta_mu is dependent upon sigma. as i understand it, as sigma goes down adjustments to mu also go down.
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well right now you have simple (one variable) linear least squares regression. you can add more terms and you can add terms that are not, uh, "line linear". it all still has to be linear, ie f(x + y) = f(x) + f(y), but not every term has to be a line.
for example, you could model both a sigma and ...
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