getModelName: Translate character to model name
In forecastHybrid: Convenient Functions for Ensemble Time Series Forecasts
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Examples
Description
Convert the single-letter representation used in the "forecastHybrid" package to the
corresponding function name from the "forecast" package
Usage
1
getModelName(modelCharacter)
Arguments
modelCharacter
a single character representing one of the models from the models
argument passed to hybridModel
See Also
Examples
1
2
3
forecastHybrid:::getModelName("a")
forecastHybrid:::getModelName("s")
forecastHybrid:::getModelName("z")
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Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Description
Convert the single-letter representation used in the "forecastHybrid" package to the corresponding function name from the "forecast" package
Usage
1 | getModelName(modelCharacter)
|
Arguments
modelCharacter |
a single character representing one of the models from the |
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 | forecastHybrid:::getModelName("a")
forecastHybrid:::getModelName("s")
forecastHybrid:::getModelName("z")
|
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