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Windowed autocorrelation function

Source: R/dc.R
ac_win.Rd

Calculate the autocorrelation function in a right-aligned sliding window on (multivariate) time series data.

Usage

ac_win(
  df,
  win = NROW(df),
  doPlot = FALSE,
  useVarNames = TRUE,
  colOrder = TRUE,
  useTimeVector = NA,
  timeStamp = "31-01-1999"
)

Arguments

df

A data frame containing multivariate time series data from 1 person. Rows should indicate time, columns should indicate the time series variables. All time series in df should be on the same scale, an error will be thrown if the range of the time series indf is not [scale_min,scale_max].

win

Size of window in which to calculate Dynamic Complexity. If win < NROW(df) the window will move along the time series with a stepsize of 1 (default = NROW(df))

doPlot

If TRUE shows a Complexity Resonance Diagram of the Dynamic Complexity and returns an invisible ggplot2::ggplot() object. (default = FALSE)

useVarNames

Use the column names of df as variable names in the Complexity Resonance Diagram (default = TRUE)

colOrder

If TRUE, the order of the columns in df determines the of variables on the y-axis. Use FALSE for alphabetic/numeric order. Use NA to sort by by mean value of Dynamic Complexity (default = TRUE)

useTimeVector

Parameter used for plotting. A vector of length NROW(df), containing date/time information (default = NA)

timeStamp

If useTimeVector is not NA, a character string that can be passed to lubridate::stamp() to format the the dates/times passed in useTimeVector (default = "01-01-1999")

Value

Data frame with autocorrelations in requested window size.

Note

For different step-sizes or window alignments see ts_windower().

Author

Merlijn Olthof

Fred Hasselman

Examples


data(ColouredNoise)
ac_win(elascer(ColouredNoise[,c(1,11,21,31,41)],groupwise = TRUE), win = 128, doPlot = TRUE)
#> Warning: Removed 960 rows containing missing values or values outside the scale range
#> (`geom_raster()`).
#> Warning: Removed 31 rows containing missing values or values outside the scale range
#> (`geom_vline()`).