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An angular-linear time series model for waveheight prediction
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    An angular-linear time series model for waveheight prediction (English)
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    13 October 2009
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    directional time series model
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    angular-linear regression
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    ARIMA model
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    prediction
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    waveheight
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    wind direction
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