Josh’s Unit Root Cartoon Haiku


 
Pesky unit root.
Is it really a problem?
Tell me what it means!

 
The long comment thread at Bart’s inspired Josh to draw a cartoon. For more cartoons, visit Cartoons by Josh. (His site doesn’t seem to be set up to run blog software. I think he should consider doing that!)

19 thoughts on “Josh’s Unit Root Cartoon Haiku”

  1. Many thanks, Lucia! And yes to blogging – I just need to work out how to ‘connect up all the dots’!

    And if anyone knows of a decent picture/image theme then do let me know – I have not found one yet.

  2. Wow, lucia. An abstract inspiration! expressed in a format more tuned to the senses. Very interesting choice of vantage for exploring epistemology. And you managed it with words of no more than two syllables.

  3. Lucia, I cannot figure out your contact button. Please send me an email.
    Thanks,
    MeMeMe

  4. “Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee” who used I(0) assumption for your times series temp analysis.

    John

  5. With apologies to John Donne for misquoting him in my above comment ‘John Whitman (Comment#39479) March 27th, 2010 at 11:37 pm’

    John

  6. “Would anyone care to explain to save me reading >900 posts.”

    Short recap:
    VS: “All of these formal results put together, lead me to formally infer that the GISS combined temperature record is indeed infested by a unit root, and therefore contains a so-called stochastic trend.. (i.e. is non-stationary 🙂

    Sod sayz: “Talk to da hand”.

  7. Pluck (Comment#39518) March 28th, 2010 at 4:57 pm Currently Editing
    Rooting through data,
    A fundamental treasure,
    The unit, unearthed.

    I saw Pluck’s comment and it said that I still have 10 minutes to edit it. I clicked on edit and the message above showed up but it wouldn’t let me edit it (not that I was going to). I smell a bug.

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