AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO
Name:
AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO (SET)
Type:
Purpose:
Specify whether the lag zero correlation is plotted for
autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots.
Description:
For autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots,
the lag zero correlation is always equal to 1. By
default, Dataplot will plot this lag zero value. However,
some users prefer to omit the lag zero value. The
SET AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO command allows you to specify
which option you prefer.
Syntax:
SET AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO <ON/OFF>
where <ON> specifies that the lag zero value is plotted while
<OFF> specifies that the lag zero value is not plotted.
Examples:
SET AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO OFF
SET AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO ON
Default:
The default is ON (lag zero is plotted)
Synonyms:
Related Commands:
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CORRELATION PLOT
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= Generate an autocorrelation, partial autocorrelation,
or cross correlation plot.
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AUTOCORRELATION BAND
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= Set type of confidence bounds for autocorrelation plot.
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SPECTRAL PLOT
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= Generate a spectral plot.
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Applications:
Implementation Date:
Program:
SKIP 25
READ LEW.DAT Y
SET AUTOCORRELATION LAG ZERO OFF
LINE BLANK
SPIKE ON
Y1LABEL AUTOCORRELATION
X1LABEL LAG
AUTOCORRELATION PLOT Y
Date created: 3/7/2003
Last updated: 4/4/2003
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