Correl - Correlation of Time-Dependent Data Sets

Description

The correl Baustein computes the correlations of two time-dependent data sets. Correlations can be computed  for all lags between a minimum and a maximum lag. The lag is positive for series 1 leading.

Command Line Syntax

correl [-a|--asso] [-b|--all] [-d|--diag] [-h|--help] [-O|--overwrite] [--time=<n>] [-v|--version]
[--minlag=<n>] [--maxlag=<n>] <input-file1:var1> <input-file2:var2> <output-file>
 
<input-file1:var1> The name of the first NetCDF input file and the name of the variable in this file.
<input-file2:var2> The name of the second NetCDF input file and the name of the variable in this file.
<output-file> The name of the output file.

 
Long Option Short Option Description
--asso -a Associated patterns are written to the output file. This option can only be used in combination with the -d option.
--all -b Means and variances are written to the output file. This option can only be used in combination with the -d option and without the --minlag and --maxlag options.
--diag -d Correlate only corresponding series.
--help -h Print a short description of the tool.
--time Decorrelate time in the time units. Correlation starts at the beginning of each timeseries. No control of the time takes place. The user is responsible for ensuring that both series have a common start date.
--overwrite -O Overwrite the output file when it exists.
--minlag=<n> The minimum lag between the two series in timesteps.
--maxlag=<n> The maximum lag between the two series in timesteps.
--version -v Show the version information of this tool.

Examples

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