RequestMultiSeriesDetection: Format a multiseries.

View source: R/MultiSeries.R

RequestMultiSeriesDetectionR Documentation

Format a multiseries.

Description

Call this function to request the project be formatted as a multiseries project, with the dateColumn specifying the time series.

Usage

RequestMultiSeriesDetection(
  project,
  dateColumn,
  multiseriesIdColumns = NULL,
  maxWait = 600
)

Arguments

project

character. Either (1) a character string giving the unique alphanumeric identifier for the project, or (2) a list containing the element projectId with this identifier.

dateColumn

character. The name of the column containing the date that defines the time series.

multiseriesIdColumns

character. Optional. The Series ID to demarcate the series. If not specified, DataRobot will attempt to automatically infer the series ID.

maxWait

integer. The maximum time (in seconds) to wait for the model job to complete.

Details

Note that as of v2.13 this function no longer needs to be called directly, but is called indirectly as a part of SetTarget (which itself is called indirectly as part of StartProject) when you pass a multiseries partition using CreateDatetimePartitionSpecification.

Value

A named list which contains:

  • timeSeriesEligible logical. Whether or not the series is eligible to be used for time series.

  • crossSeriesEligible logical. Whether or not the cross series group by column is eligible for cross-series modeling. Will be NULL if no cross series group by column is used.

  • crossSeriesEligibilityReason character. The type of cross series eligibility (or ineligibility).

  • timeUnit character. For time series eligible features, the time unit covered by a single time step, e.g. "HOUR", or NULL for features that are not time series eligible.

  • timeStep integer. Expected difference in time units between rows in the data. Will be NULL for features that are not time series eligible.

See Also

Other MultiSeriesProject functions: GetMultiSeriesProperties(), RequestCrossSeriesDetection(), as.dataRobotMultiSeriesProperties()


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