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ACCUMULATE= option
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specifies how the data set observations are to be accumulated within each time period for the variables listed in the VAR
or CROSSVAR statement. If the ACCUMULATE= option is not specified in the VAR or CROSSVAR statement, accumulation is determined
by the ACCUMULATE= option of the ID statement. See the ID statement ACCUMULATE= option for more details.
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DIF=( numlist )
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specifies the differencing to be applied to the accumulated time series. The list of differencing orders must be separated
by spaces or commas. For example, DIF=(1,3) specifies first then third order differencing. Differencing is applied after time
series transformation. The TRANSFORM= option is applied before the DIF= option.
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SDIF=( numlist )
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specifies the seasonal differencing to be applied to the accumulated time series. The list of seasonal differencing orders
must be separated by spaces or commas. For example, SDIF=(1,3) specifies first then third order seasonal differencing. Differencing
is applied after time series transformation. The TRANSFORM= option is applied before the SDIF= option.
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SETMISS= option | number
SETMISSING= option | number
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specifies how missing values (either actual or accumulated) are to be interpreted in the accumulated time series for variables listed in the VAR or CROSSVAR statement.
If the SETMISSING= option is not specified in the VAR or CROSSVAR statement, missing values are set based on the SETMISSING=
option of the ID statement. See the ID statement SETMISSING= option for more details.
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TRANSFORM= option
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specifies the time series transformation to be applied to the accumulated time series. The following transformations are provided:
- NONE
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No transformation is applied. This option is the default.
- LOG
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logarithmic transformation
- SQRT
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square-root transformation
- LOGISTIC
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logistic transformation
- BOXCOX(n )
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Box-Cox transformation with parameter number where the number is between –5 and 5
When the TRANSFORM= option is specified, the time series must be strictly positive.