Compute a pairwise simple moving average:

Compute weighted moving averages:

Lists of integers yield rational numbers:

Lists of approximate numbers yield approximate numbers:

Moving averages of matrices are matrices:

Obtain results for lists of any precision:

Obtain results for weights of any precision:

Filter large datasets:

Compute results for a SparseArray:

A moving average of TemporalData places the result on the right end of the moving windows:

Incomplete windows are dropped:

The values of a moving average of TemporalData are equivalent to the moving average of its values:

The results of a moving average of TemporalData are placed on the right end of the window, and the windows with the smaller number of observations then requested are dropped:

The moving average of a numeric TimeSeries for various window lengths:

Incomplete windows are dropped, and the result is placed on the right end of each window:

Smooth noisy data:

Compute the 100-day moving average of a financial time series:

A moving average is a sequence of means:

A two‐term MovingAverage is equivalent to a two‐term MovingMedian:

MovingAverage is equivalent to MovingMap of Mean:

An n‐term moving average is equivalent to a moving average with n equal weights:

An n‐term moving average is equivalent to a ListCorrelate:

An n‐term weighted moving average is equivalent to a ListCorrelate:

Multiplying weights by a constant gives the same moving average: