#' Fit a Seasonal Naive Model
#'
#' @param .data Data frame or tibble with a response variable.
#' @param y_var String. Column name of the time series to be forecasted.
#' @param parameter List. Optional parameters.
#' @param horizon Numeric. Number of periods ahead to forecast.
#'
#' @import stats
#' @import forecast
#' @return data-frame or tibble
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' get_seasonal_naive()
#' }
get_seasonal_naive <- function(.data, y_var, parameter = NULL, horizon = 30){
# horizon = 30 to reuse forecast as subset in get_forecast
if(is.null(attributes(.data)[["prescription"]]) == FALSE) {
prescription <- attributes(.data)[["prescription"]]
y_var <- prescription$y_var
date_var <- prescription$date_var
freq <- prescription$freq
na_exclude <- unique(c(prescription$key, y_var, date_var))
}
y_var_int <- ts(.data[[y_var]], frequency = freq) # maybe not optimal
model_fit <- snaive(y_var_int, h = horizon)
.fit_output <- list(model = "seasonal_naive"
, model_fit = model_fit
, y_var_int = y_var_int
, y_var_pred = as.numeric(model_fit$fitted)
)
attr(.fit_output, "prescription") <- prescription
class(.fit_output) <- ".fit_output"
return(.fit_output)
}
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