get_best_model: get_best_model
In theasjblog/covid19_package: COVID-19 visualization
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Find the best model between the implemented one: 'base',
'snaive', 'ets', arima'. The best model is the one with the lowest residuals
Usage
1
get_best_model(ts_data, train_window)
Arguments
ts_data
(dataframe): an events dataframe
train_window
(numeric): the number of days prior to the last
observation to use for training
Value
a list with model_name, model_fit and standard_error
base', # base is currently disabled
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Find the best model between the implemented one: 'base', 'snaive', 'ets', arima'. The best model is the one with the lowest residuals
Usage
1 | get_best_model(ts_data, train_window)
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Arguments
ts_data |
(dataframe): an events dataframe |
train_window |
(numeric): the number of days prior to the last observation to use for training |
Value
a list with model_name, model_fit and standard_error base', # base is currently disabled
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