View source: R/ParallelTSlinePlots.R
| ParallelTSlinePlots | R Documentation | 
It is a shortcut wrapper for horizonplot in order to omit the manual creation of ts objects
ParallelTSlinePlots(Data, Time, DailyRegular = TRUE, scales = list(y = "same"), cols, ...)
| Data | [1:n,1:d] d mulitvariate timeseries of n cases | 
| Time | Optional, only if time series are regular, if not please do not set | 
| DailyRegular | Optional, If TRUE: Time series is regular with  | 
| scales | Optional, same is best variant. It is preferred to normalize data before using this function. Please see  | 
| cols | Optional, color scale as character vector. Default is  | 
| ... | Optional arguments passed on to  | 
If DailyRegular=FALSE, then the x axis will be in UNIX seconds since 1970-01-01.
Beware in reference the authors talks about temporal structures using this visualization in Python. That is incorrect. For temporal structures please see [Moerchen, 2006].
Michael Thrun
Idea taken from https://machinelearningmastery.com/how-to-load-visualize-and-explore-a-complex-multivariate-multistep-time-series-forecasting-dataset/
[Moerchen, 2006] Moerchen, Fabian. Time series knowledge mining. Goerich & Weiershaeuser, 2006.
horizonplot
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