论文信息 - A Note on the Dynamic Correlation Coefficient.

A Note on the Dynamic Correlation Coefficient.

Abstract : The use of the dynamic correlation coefficient as a test of spuriousness in longitudinal designs was examined. It was shown that given conditions of spuriousness and perfect stationarity, the dynamic correlation coefficient was positively, rather than inversely, related to spuriousness. It was recommended that the dynamic correlation coefficient not be used in the future as a test of spuriousness. (Author)

L. James | R. Demaree | Chris W. Hornick

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