Hi Deni,
This is called anomaly, which only contains temporal variation but without mean and trend. So negative is correct. If you don’t want to see them, I guess to plus the mean back will help a bit. To plus the qhat at the last time pint will solve this problem, though I don’t know its physical meaning.
Tony Sent from my iPhone Hi Deni, If I am correct, actually when we detrend , in almost all data sets, negative values will definitely come. In your case, detrend is rain minus 'qhat (kind of mean)'. (so the mean of detrend is about 0, which means detrend is about half times +ve and half -ve). So what happens is that the signal (detrended) will now fluctuate about 0, 0 being midway. So we are removing the trend and hence only time variable component remains whose mean is about 0.
Regards, G Satyesh Dear ferret user,
yes? LET p = t[gt=rain] yes? LET q = rain yes? SET GRID q yes? GO regresst
yes? LET/TITLE="rainfall - mean, trend" detrended = rain - qhat the "zero value” also calculated. It will cause the detrended value become -(negative). Any experince for this case?
Hope to get suggestion soon.
Best regards, Deni
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