runit.timeSeries.R
In timeSeries: Financial Time Series Objects (Rmetrics)

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test.signalSeries.Internal <-
function()
{
    # RUnit Test:

    x = rnorm(12)
    y = rnorm(12)
    timeSeries:::.signalSeries(as.matrix(x), 1:12)
    timeSeries:::.signalSeries(as.matrix(cbind(x,y)), 1:12)
}


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test.timeSeries.Internal <-
function()
{
    # this is to test the problem when a ts object is passed to
    # timeSeries. It seems that as.matrix does not convert the object
    # to a matrix !!!
    z <- ts(matrix(rnorm(300), 100, 3), start=c(1961, 1), frequency=12)
    # class(as.matrix(z)) #<< mts ts and not matrix in R 2.9.0
    # Note that is is possible that a ts object is considered as a
    # matrix when timeSeries method as dispatched. Hence this check
    t <- timeSeries(z)
    checkTrue(identical(as(z, "matrix"), as(t, "matrix")))

}


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