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Nick, These are not capabilities in GEMPAK. The package I used to do this type of research in the past was matlab or octave. Both are good at matrix types of problems. Steve CHiswell Unidata User Support > > Hi, I am a relatively new GEMPAK user and I am writing to see if you would be > able to offer any assistance - I am currently conducting an investigation on > long-range model bias correction on temperatures using linear regression > techniques. > > I will be doing this by using grid analysis functions on forecast and > observation data, and I will be needing to compute the correlation > coefficient r² and also the slope and y-intercept of the regression line, y = > mx +b, with y being the values of the observation grid squares, and x the > corresponding values of the forecast grid squares. > > As far as I can tell after reading the software documentation, there are no > functions that automatically compute these values r², m, and b, instead I > will need to try to compute them myself in the grid functions by using > formulas for these values. > > I was just wondering if this is indeed true, or, are there functions > available that I am not aware of that will alllow me to do this more easily? > > Thank you very much for your time. > > > > Nick Carlisle : Development Meteorologist - > theweathernetwork.com<http://theweathernetwork.com/> > contact | address@hidden<mailto:address@hidden> - 905.829.1159 x1436 > > > > > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: MST-494826 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Closed