-
effect on the
statistical properties of the
estimated autocorrelations. The fact that the
autocorrelation function R X X {\displaystyle \operatorname {R} _{XX}}...
- (n)} is the
autocorrelation function. The
formula above can be used with
sample autocorrelations to find the
sample partial autocorrelation function of...
- In optics,
various autocorrelation functions can be
experimentally realized. The
field autocorrelation may be used to
calculate the
spectrum of a source...
- If random,
autocorrelations should be near zero for any and all time-lag separations. If non-random, then one or more of the
autocorrelations will be significantly...
- sequences,
meaning that the
theorem can be
blindly applied to
calculate autocorrelations of
numerical sequences. As
mentioned earlier, the
relation of this...
- code-switching
Portmanteau test, in statistics, a test
applied to
autocorrelations of a time
series Portmanteau theorem on
convergence of
measures in...
- Moran's I is a
measure of
spatial autocorrelation developed by
Patrick Alfred Pierce Moran.
Spatial autocorrelation is
characterized by a correlation...
- The
autocorrelation technique is a
method for
estimating the
dominating frequency in a
complex signal, as well as its variance. Specifically, it calculates...
-
Spatial dependency leads to the
spatial autocorrelation problem in
statistics since, like
temporal autocorrelation, this
violates standard statistical techniques...
-
Phylogenetic autocorrelation also
known as Galton's problem,
after Sir
Francis Galton who
described it, is the
problem of
drawing inferences from cross-cultural...
