plot.hybridModel: Plot a hybridModel object
In forecastHybrid: Convenient Functions for Ensemble Time Series Forecasts

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Plot a representation of the hybridModel.

1 2	## S3 method for class 'hybridModel' plot(x, type = c("fit", "models"), ggplot = FALSE, ...)

`x`	an object of class hybridModel to plot.
`type`	if `type = "fit"`, plot the original series and the individual fitted models. If `type = "models"`, use the regular plot methods from the component models, i.e. `plot.Arima`, `plot.ets`, `plot.tbats`. Note: no plot methods exist for `nnetar` and `stlm` objects, so these will not be plotted with `type = "models"`.
`ggplot`	should the `autoplot` function be used (when available) for the plots?
`...`	other arguments passed to plot.

For type = "fit", the original series is plotted in black. Fitted values for the individual component models are plotted in other colors. For type = "models", each individual component model is plotted. Since there is not plot method for stlm or nnetar objects, these component models are not plotted.

None. Function produces a plot.

David Shaub

hybridModel

## Not run: 
hm <- hybridModel(woolyrnq, models = "aenst")
plot(hm, type = "fit")
plot(hm, type = "models")

## End(Not run)

Loading required package: ggplot2
Loading required package: forecast

Attaching package: 'forecastHybrid'

The following object is masked from 'package:forecast':

    accuracy

Fitting the auto.arima model
Fitting the ets model
Fitting the nnetar model
Fitting the stlm model
Fitting the tbats model