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Re: [ferret_users] How to do regression analysis by using two dataset



Hello,

What you have done looks correct, but without more information it is hard to tell what may be happening.  I assume the two variables have the same time and depth axes. If that was not the case, then Ferret would issue error messages about the grids not matching, and not return a result.

Have you considered the units of the two variables in thinking about how the result should look?  One way to use Ferret to look at the data and make sure the variables are what you expect, is to do a PLOT/VS plot, to see the cloud of data:

   yes? plot/vs/symbol p, q

Ansley

On 3/2/2017 8:59 AM, Abhishek Savita wrote:
Hi Ferreters

                 Have anybody done the regression analysis between two data set for example sst[lon,lat,time] and precipitation[lon,lat,time] with 53 years.  I have  done like this by seeing some mail archives.

use  precipitation_summer_1979_2006.nc
use  ersst_anm_summer_1979_2006.nc

let prep_new = precip_jja[d=1,x=72:76@ave,y=14:20@ave]  ! I have taken precipitation on a box average
let sst_new = sst_jja[d=2]   ! Here I have taken SST for hole Indian Ocean
let p = pre_new
let q =  sst_new
go regresst
 fill slope

Because I have used same data and time period but I am not getting the same as I have seen in Literature

Am I doing Right ? 

Any suggestion are highly appreciated

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Regards
Abhishek Savita

Research Scholar (Earth System Science Technology)
Center For Oceans, Rivers, Atmosphere & Land Science Technology
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
+91-8609704619

 


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