inst/libraries/timeline/example.md

In ramnathv/testapp1: Interactive Charts using Polycharts.js

headline: Financial Time Series type: default text: rCharts startDate: "1998,12,30" config: font: "Merriweather-NewsCycle"

startDate: "1998,12,30" headline: Title 1 text: > This is some text that i am writing. It can contain arbitrary symbols like :. I dont think it should be a problem asset: media: "https://vine.co/v/b55LOA1dgJU" credit: ""

startDate: "1999,08,27" headline: ts text: > The ts package was added in R version 0.65.0 and significantly improved with release 1.5.0 in April 2002. There is a very good discussion of the improvements in Brian Ripley's "Time Series in R 1.5.0" from Volume 2 of R News, June 2002. plot.ts() added some nice features, such as the ability to plot multiple/wide time series, specify panels per series, and easily calculate acf, ARIMA,and HoltWinters. asset: media: "http://timelyportfolio.github.io/rCharts_time_series/assets/fig/unnamed-chunk-5.png"

headline: Lattice, Grid startDate: "2000,04,29" text: > R 1.5.0 was a very important milestone for both graphing and time series analysis with the release of lattice (Deepayan Sarkar) and grid (Paul Murrell) and also the improvements in ts mentioned above., All of these are covered in Volume 2 of R News, June 2002. lattice using grid as its platform began an era of aesthetically pleasing and production-quality graphics straight from R.

headline: Zoo startDate: "2004,10,28" text: > zoo made it easier to work with irregular time series in R and bridged the gap. plot.zoo() allowed us plot.ts() functionality for zoo objects. asset: media: "http://timelyportfolio.github.io/rCharts_time_series/assets/fig/unnamed-chunk-7.png"

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