View source: R/ts-auto-recipe.R
| ts_auto_recipe | R Documentation | 
Automatically builds generic time series recipe objects from a given tibble.
ts_auto_recipe(
  .data,
  .date_col,
  .pred_col,
  .step_ts_sig = TRUE,
  .step_ts_rm_misc = TRUE,
  .step_ts_dummy = TRUE,
  .step_ts_fourier = TRUE,
  .step_ts_fourier_period = 365/12,
  .K = 1,
  .step_ts_yeo = TRUE,
  .step_ts_nzv = TRUE
)
| .data | The data that is going to be modeled. You must supply a tibble. | 
| .date_col | The column that holds the date for the time series. | 
| .pred_col | The column that is to be predicted. | 
| .step_ts_sig | A Boolean indicating should the  | 
| .step_ts_rm_misc | A Boolean indicating should the following items be removed from the time series signature, default is TRUE. 
 | 
| .step_ts_dummy | A Boolean indicating if all_nominal_predictors() should be dummied and with one hot encoding. | 
| .step_ts_fourier | A Boolean indicating if  | 
| .step_ts_fourier_period | A number such as 365/12, 365/4 or 365 indicting the period of the fourier term. The numeric period for the oscillation frequency. | 
| .K | The number of orders to include for each sine/cosine fourier series. More orders increase the number of fourier terms and therefore the variance of the fitted model at the expense of bias. See details for examples of K specification. | 
| .step_ts_yeo | A Boolean indicating if the  | 
| .step_ts_nzv | A Boolean indicating if the  | 
This will build out a couple of generic recipe objects and return those items in a list.
Steven P. Sanderson II, MPH
suppressPackageStartupMessages(library(dplyr))
suppressPackageStartupMessages(library(rsample))
data_tbl <- ts_to_tbl(AirPassengers) %>%
  select(-index)
splits <- initial_time_split(
 data_tbl
 , prop = 0.8
)
ts_auto_recipe(
    .data = data_tbl
    , .date_col = date_col
    , .pred_col = value
)
ts_auto_recipe(
  .data = training(splits)
  , .date_col = date_col
  , .pred_col = value
)
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