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# Plot methods. These draw on a null device; the assertions are that the
# code paths run and that the documented errors are raised.
test_that("plot() draws original and adjusted series", {
skip_if_no_x13()
m <- test_model("seats")
with_null_device({
expect_no_error(plot(m))
expect_no_error(plot(m, outliers = FALSE))
expect_no_error(plot(m, trend = TRUE))
})
})
test_that("plot() transforms to rates of change", {
skip_if_no_x13()
m <- test_model("x11")
with_null_device({
expect_no_error(plot(m, transform = "PC"))
expect_no_error(plot(m, transform = "PCY"))
expect_no_error(plot(m, transform = "PC", trend = TRUE))
})
expect_error(plot(m, transform = "nonsense"))
})
test_that("residplot() draws the regARIMA residuals", {
skip_if_no_x13()
m <- test_model("regressors")
with_null_device({
expect_no_error(residplot(m))
expect_no_error(residplot(m, outliers = FALSE))
})
})
test_that("monthplot() draws the seasonal and irregular components", {
skip_if_no_x13()
m <- test_model("x11")
with_null_device({
expect_no_error(monthplot(m))
expect_no_error(monthplot(m, choice = "irregular"))
expect_no_error(monthplot(m, main = "custom title"))
})
})
test_that("monthplot() refuses a model without the component", {
skip_if_no_x13()
m <- test_model("x11")
m$data <- m$data[, setdiff(colnames(m$data), c("seasonal", "irregular"))]
expect_error(monthplot(m), "no seasonal component")
expect_error(monthplot(m, choice = "irregular"), "no irregular component")
})
test_that("siratio() combines seasonal and irregular by transform function", {
skip_if_no_x13()
m <- test_model("x11")
si <- siratio(m)
expect_s3_class(si, "ts")
expect_equal(frequency(si), 12)
# with a log transform the two components multiply
expect_equal(
as.numeric(si),
as.numeric(na.omit(m$data[, "irregular"] * m$data[, "seasonal"])),
tolerance = 1e-8
)
# without the components, siratio() falls back to a constant
m2 <- m
m2$data <- m2$data[, setdiff(colnames(m2$data), c("seasonal", "irregular"))]
expect_s3_class(siratio(m2), "ts")
})
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