UComp | R Documentation |
A package for fast automatic identification of Time series models of several kinds
UComp is a package for time series modelling and forecasting of times series models inspired on different sources: 1. the structural Unobserved Components models due to A.C. Harvey (Basic Structural Model: BSM), enhanced with automatic identification tools by Diego J. Pedregal. 2. ExponenTial Smoothing by R.J. Hyndman and colaborators. The package is designed for automatic identification among a wide range of possible models for trends, cycles, seasonal and irregular components. The models may include exogenous variables. ARMA irregular components and automatic detection of outliers are also possible.
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Diego J. Pedregal
Diego J. Pedregal
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