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loop function for integral or summation?

Joanne Tsai
Dear colisters:

I was advised to explain my question a little bit further. I apologize
for the confusion.  

What I have on my current data set is from column Market to A2, and I'd
like to generate a column A11 respond to A1, and A22 respond to A2. Time
is my dependent variable which I'd like to take integral of. For
example, for row 6, time at 4, A11 should calculate A1 (t=0) + A1 (t=1)
+A1 (t=2) +A1 (t=3)+ A1 (t=4), which is equivalent to the summation of
A1 from time 0 to time 4.

Is the loop function the right direction?

Thank you again for your help.

 

MARKET

PROD

time

A1

A2

A11

A22

A

B

0

0

0

0

0

A

B

1

0.00024

0.00001

0.00024

0.00001

A

B

2

0.00059

0.00001

0.00084

0.00002

A

B

3

0.00128

0.00005

0.00212

0.00006

A

B

4

0.00198

0.00009

0.0041

0.00015

A

B

5

0.00286

0.00015

0.00696

0.0003

A

B

6

0.00364

0.00022

0.0106

0.00052

A

B

7

0.00441

0.00029

0.01501

0.00082

A

B

8

0.00531

0.00039

0.02032

0.0012

A

B

9

0.00621

0.00049

0.02653

0.00169

 

 

 

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Re: loop function for integral or summation?

Melissa Ives
I'm not sure if this is what you want, but look into using Time Series Transformation Functions
Cumulative sum. Cumulative sum of series values up to and including the current value.

Go under Transform-->Create Time Series and follow the wizard.

NOTE: I have never done this, but based on what you are asking, looked under SPSS Help to find what sounded like the right answer.  If this is not the answer, someone else will have to chime in.

Good luck.

Melissa

-----Original Message-----
From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Joanne Tsai
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To: [hidden email]
Subject: [SPSSX-L] loop function for integral or summation?

Dear colisters:

I was advised to explain my question a little bit further. I apologize for the confusion.

What I have on my current data set is from column Market to A2, and I'd like to generate a column A11 respond to A1, and A22 respond to A2. Time is my dependent variable which I'd like to take integral of. For example, for row 6, time at 4, A11 should calculate A1 (t=0) + A1 (t=1)
+A1 (t=2) +A1 (t=3)+ A1 (t=4), which is equivalent to the summation of
A1 from time 0 to time 4.

Is the loop function the right direction?

Thank you again for your help.



MARKET

PROD

time

A1

A2

A11

A22

A

B

0

0

0

0

0

A

B

1

0.00024

0.00001

0.00024

0.00001

A

B

2

0.00059

0.00001

0.00084

0.00002

A

B

3

0.00128

0.00005

0.00212

0.00006

A

B

4

0.00198

0.00009

0.0041

0.00015

A

B

5

0.00286

0.00015

0.00696

0.0003

A

B

6

0.00364

0.00022

0.0106

0.00052

A

B

7

0.00441

0.00029

0.01501

0.00082

A

B

8

0.00531

0.00039

0.02032

0.0012

A

B

9

0.00621

0.00049

0.02653

0.00169







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