Hi all,
I have the following problem (in geo-science): I want to generate a new time series variable which measures the accumulated (the sum) of an existing variable "X", given that the time window is moving with a constant width of let say 40 years. More precisely - the new variable is generating in the following way: Let the sum of the first 40 observations from time point t = 1 to t = 40 represents the first observation, the second observation is the sum of the observations from t = 2 to time point t = 41, the third observation is the sum of the observations from t = 3 to t = 42 etc. The constant time window of 40 years is moving by one step at the time. It's like a mowing average but WITHOUT dividing by the number of observations. It would be of great help if one of you experts could look into the problem.
Regards, P.
Transformation of existing time series variable
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Transformation of existing time series variable
Use the moving average function multiply by 40.
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Re: Transformation of existing time series variable
Or, use the moving sum function (@msum)
Re: Transformation of existing time series variable
Thanks Starz and Gareth for the suggestions - I'll test them out.
Regards.
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