Hi again,
If I hava time series data with say for instance 1500 numeric observations reflecting price development for 1500 days on Bitcoin, variable called bitc.
Lets say I want to look at the correlation coefficient for only day 50 - 88, day 250 - 350, day 750 - 900 and so on. Meaning I do not want the correlation coefficient for the whole period as a whole, only for sub-periods.
Will I have to create new variables for the respective periods? Or may I code a command so I ask for correlation coefficient for the preferred periods?
Or which way is the easiest for a newbie. How may I code this?
Thank you in advance.
/Tor Magne
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