👉 A sequacity is a measure of how much a sequence of numbers can be explained by a single formula. It is often used in finance and economics to compare different investment strategies, as it measures how well they fit together. For example, if two stocks have similar returns over time but differ in terms of volatility (how volatile they are), the sequence might be considered less "sequacious" than if one stock had a higher level of volatility and the other one had lower volatility.
