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Non-Linear Relations

Definition

Non-linear relations describe connections between variables where the output is not directly proportional to the input, or where the relationship cannot be represented by a straight line. In economic and financial modeling, particularly in digital asset markets, these relations indicate complex interactions that defy simple additive or multiplicative patterns. Factors like market sentiment, network effects, and speculative behavior often exhibit such complex dependencies. Understanding these relations is critical for accurate forecasting.