create_param_file | R Documentation |
To run the 'JWSACruncher' needs a parameter file and create_param_file
allows to create it.
create_param_file(
dir_file_param,
bundle = 10000,
csv_layout = "list",
csv_separator = ";",
ndecs = 6,
full_series_name = TRUE,
short_column_headers = TRUE,
rslt_name_level = 2,
policy = "parameters",
refreshall = TRUE,
output = NULL,
matrix_item = getOption("default_matrix_item"),
tsmatrix_series = getOption("default_tsmatrix_series"),
paths_path = NULL,
v3 = getOption("is_cruncher_v3"),
file_param = file.path(dir_file_param, "parameters.param")
)
dir_file_param |
Path to the directory that will contains the parameter file |
bundle |
Maximum size for a group of series (in output). By default |
csv_layout |
Layout of the CSV files (series only). By default |
csv_separator |
The field separator string used in the CSV file. By default |
ndecs |
Number of decimals used in the output. By default |
full_series_name |
Boolean indicating if the fully qualified name of the series will be used (the default |
short_column_headers |
Boolean indicating if the full column names should be printed (the default |
rslt_name_level |
Only used when |
policy |
Refreshing policy of the processing. By default |
refreshall |
Boolean indicating if the data is refreshed (by default |
output |
Full path of the output folder. By default ( |
matrix_item |
Character containing the items of the matrix output (see the 'JDemetra+' manual for more information). By default, the items defined in the option |
tsmatrix_series |
Character containing the names of the times series to export (see the 'JDemetra+' manual for more information). By default, the items defined in the option |
paths_path |
The paths used for relative addresses (see the "Demetra Paths" of the graphical interface of 'JDemetra+'). |
v3 |
Boolean indicating if the parameter file should be compatible with a version 3.0.0 and higher of 'JWSACRuncher' ( |
file_param |
Path to the parameters file.
By default the file is named |
When the 'JWSACruncher' is launched, the data is refreshed with a specific policy that is defined by the parameter policy
. The available options are:
policy = "current"
: all the estimations are fixed and AO added for new data (since v.2.2.3), short name policy = "n"
;
policy = "fixed"
: all the estimations are fixed (since v.2.2.3), short name policy = "f"
;
policy = "fixedparameters"
: re-estimation of the coefficients of the regression variables (but not the ARIMA coefficients), short name policy = "fp"
;
policy = "fixedarparameters"
: re-estimation of the coefficients of the regression variables and of the MA coefficients of the ARIMA model (but not the AR coefficients), short name policy = "farp"
(since v.3.4.0);
policy = "parameters"
(the default): policy = "fixedparameters"
+ re-estimation of ARIMA coefficients, short name policy = "p"
;
policy = "lastoutliers"
: policy = "parameters"
+ re-identification of last outliers (on the last year), short name policy = "l"
;
policy = "outliers"
: policy = "lastoutliers"
+ re-identification of all outliers, short name policy = "o"
;
policy = "stochastic"
: policy = "outliers"
+ re-identification of ARIMA orders, short name policy = "s"
;
policy = "complete"
or policy = "concurrent"
: the model is completely re-identified and re-estimated, short name policy = "c"
.
Path to the parameter file.
read_param_file()
, list2param_file()
, default_param_file cruncher_and_param()
.
## Not run:
dir = tempdir()
# Here a file parameters.param is created in the directory dir
# with default parameters of the different options
create_param_file(dir)
# to only export the raw and the seasonally adjusted series
create_param_file(dir,
tsmatrix_series = c("y", "sa"))
## End(Not run)
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