Cross correlation is a technique used to measure the similarity between two sets of data by comparing how they change together over time. It helps us identify patterns or relationships between different sets of information. Full definition
The trend from year to year is quite consistent illustrating the high cross correlations. (nichols.edu)
The weights are based on an empirical cross correlation model that was successful in predicting bankruptcy or not. (greenbackd.com)
The high cross correlation of annual balance for each glacier suggests that the geographic characteristics are of secondary importance to actual climate conditions, but does not suggest that geographic characteristics are unimportant. (nichols.edu)