seCor {lognorm} | R Documentation |
Compute the standard error accounting for empirical autocorrelations
Description
Compute the standard error accounting for empirical autocorrelations
Usage
seCor(
x,
effCor = if (missing(effCov)) computeEffectiveAutoCorr(x) else effCov/var(x, na.rm =
TRUE),
na.rm = FALSE,
effCov,
nEff = computeEffectiveNumObs(x, effCor, na.rm = na.rm)
)
Arguments
x |
numeric vector |
effCor |
numeric vector of effective correlation components
first entry at zero lag equals one. See |
na.rm |
logical. Should missing values be removed? |
effCov |
alternative to specifying effCor: numeric vector of
effective covariance components
first entry is the variance. See |
nEff |
possibility to specify precomputed number of effective observations for speedup. |
Details
The default uses empirical autocorrelation
estimates from the supplied data up to first negative component.
For short series of x
it is strongly recommended to to
provide effCov
that was estimated on a longer time series.
Value
numeric scalar of standard error of the mean of x
[Package lognorm version 0.1.10 Index]