Estimating slow correlations from samples of limited duration

from blog Rich Pang, | ↗ original
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TL;DR: Many biological time-series have slow correlation timescales, but default estimators can greatly underestimate these correlations, even if you have enough data to resolve them. Normalizing by a triangle function removes the bias, but at the cost of potentially yielding an “invalid” correlation function estimate. Science is replete with...