Row 12: LAG, negative 9 CORR, negative 0.1031 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 11: LAG, negative 10 CORR, negative 0.0587 Cross-correlation, 0.2 Row 10: LAG, negative 11 CORR, 0.0316 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 9: LAG, negative 12 CORR, 0.0557 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 8: LAG, negative 13 CORR, negative 0.1144 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 7: LAG, negative 14 CORR, negative 0.0627 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 6: LAG, negative 15 CORR, 0.1035 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 5: LAG, negative 16 CORR, 0.0895 Cross-correlation, 0
Row 4: LAG, negative 17 CORR, negative 0.0621 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 3: LAG, negative 18 CORR, negative 0.2132 Cross-correlation, negative 0.2 Row 2: LAG, negative 19 CORR, 0.0049 Cross-correlation, 0 Row 1: LAG, negative 20 CORR, 0.2356 Cross-correlation, 0.2 The data presented in the table appear as follows: The table is coded as “dot xcorr D dot barleyprice D dot oatsprice comma table.” It has three columns for “LAG,” “CORR,” and “Cross-correlation between negative 1 and 1.”
(empty checkbox) Display a table instead of graphical output.(empty text bar) New variable name, in grayscale mode.(empty checkbox) Generate a new variable containing cross-correlation values.The bottom section of the window titled “Options” appears as follows: A drop-down menu under the title “Y variable” shows the item “D dot oatsprice.” A drop-down menu under the title “X variables” shows the item “D dot barleyprice.” A “Time settings” tab further appears alongside the drop-down menus. The dialog box can be divided into two sections, with the top section showing X variables and Y variables. The dialog box is titled “xcorr – Cross-correlogram for bivariate time series.” A set of nine tabs appears immediately below the title bar as, “Main,” “if or in,” “Plot,” “Add plots,” “Y axis,” “X axis,” “Titles,” “Legend,” and “Overall,” with “Main” in the selected mode. Three buttons, “OK,” “Cancel,” and “Submit,” appear at the bottom-right corner of the dialog box, with the OK button in the selected mode. Another tab “Clear time-series settings” appears at the bottom-left corner of the dialog box. The items in the first column are as follows: “Use format of time variable” (selected), “Clock,” “Daily,” “Weekly,” and “Monthly.” The items in the second column are as follows: “Quarterly,” “Half-yearly,” “Yearly,” and “Generic.” An empty text bar appears below the list of items with a “Customize” button in grayscale mode. The drop-down menu for the panel ID variable is empty.īelow the drop-down menus is another list of items under the title “Time unit and display format for the time variable” with a radio button assigned to each item.
The drop-down menu for the time variable has “year” as its selected item. This is followed by two options named “Time variable” and “Panel ID variable (optional),” each featuring a drop-down menu. Two tabs, “Main” and “Delta,” appear immediately below the title bar, with “Main” in selected mode. The dialog box is titled “tsset – Declare dataset to be time-series data.”
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