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st: From: António S.P. <[email protected]>
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Thu, 15 Jul 2010 17:43:31 +0100
Hi all,
I think this is a very basic loop. I need to get the values of NMEV
(number of EV’s per month (here without the “.”) for every 27th day of
each month (between 1980 and 1995, 6100 obs.). I have moving sums of
counts for last week, last month, etc., but I need a “static” sum also
and doing that manually is a little painful and absurd. In this case,
I have 0 in my first 27th day but as EV_s moves along (it sums
occurrences) it behaves as a moving sum. Due to the fact that I have
longitudinal data, I prefer to count each monthly value of NMEV over t
than over DATE, for further analysis. I would greatly appreciate, too,
if someone tells me how to count those zeros or peace spells between
EV==1’s for the whole period and how to deal with the 256 cases in
which I have more than one value for EV on the same day (14 Feb 80 in
my sample, for example). Note that my “t” records two consecutive
values for that date, a complication that I would like to avoid
without having NA´s in that variable.
Thanks in advance,
António
EV EV_s t NMEV DATE
0 0 1 01 Jan 80
0 0 2 02 Jan 80
0 0 3 03 Jan 80
0 0 4 04 Jan 80
0 0 5 05 Jan 80
0 0 6 06 Jan 80
0 0 7 07 Jan 80
0 0 8 08 Jan 80
0 0 9 09 Jan 80
0 0 10 10 Jan 80
0 0 11 11 Jan 80
0 0 12 12 Jan 80
0 0 13 13 Jan 80
0 0 14 14 Jan 80
0 0 15 15 Jan 80
0 0 16 16 Jan 80
0 0 17 17 Jan 80
0 0 18 18 Jan 80
0 0 19 19 Jan 80
0 0 20 20 Jan 80
0 0 21 21 Jan 80
0 0 22 22 Jan 80
0 0 23 23 Jan 80
0 0 24 24 Jan 80
0 0 25 25 Jan 80
0 0 26 26 Jan 80
0 0 27 27 Jan 80
0 0 28 28 Jan 80
0 0 29 29 Jan 80
0 0 30 30 Jan 80
0 0 31 31 Jan 80
0 0 32 01 Feb 80
0 0 33 02 Feb 80
0 0 34 03 Feb 80
0 0 35 04 Feb 80
0 0 36 05 Feb 80
0 0 37 06 Feb 80
0 0 38 07 Feb 80
0 0 39 08 Feb 80
0 0 40 09 Feb 80
0 0 41 10 Feb 80
1 1 42 11 Feb 80
1 2 43 12 Feb 80
0 2 44 13 Feb 80
1 3 45 14 Feb 80
1 4 46 14 Feb 80
1 6 48 15 Feb 80
1 5 47 15 Feb 80
0 6 49 16 Feb 80
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