tfplot.TSdata.ee {dse2}R Documentation

Specific Methods for tfplot

Description

See the generic function description.

Usage

    tfplot(x, graph.args=NULL,
                       criterion ="coef", criterion.args=NULL)
    tfplot(x, graph.args=NULL,
                       criterion ="coef", criterion.args=NULL)
    tfplot(x, start.=NULL, end.=NULL, 
      series=NULL, graphs.per.page=5, reset.screen=T, mar=par()$mar)
    tfplot(x, start.=NULL, end.=NULL,
        series = seq(length=nseriesOutput(x$data)),
        names = seriesNamesOutput(x$data), mar=par()$mar)
    tfplot(x, 
        series=1:dim(x$forecastCov[[1]])[2], 
        select.cov=1:length(x$forecastCov),
        select.zero=T, select.trend=T, lty=NULL, mar=par()$mar,  ...)
    tfplot(x, start.=NULL, end.=NULL,
         series=NULL, names=seriesNamesOutput(x$data), mar=par()$mar)
    tfplot(x, start.=NULL, end.=NULL,
         series=NULL)

Arguments

x an object for which a tfplot is to be produced.
start. see tfplot.
end. see tfplot.
names vector of strings for y axis labelling (ylab).
... object or objects to be plotted.
graphs.per.page integer indicating number of graphs to place on a page.
reset.screen logical indicating if the plot window should be cleared before starting.
series integer or string indicating the series which should be plotted.
select.cov logical indicating that for the case of multiple models select the covariance to be plotted.
select.zero logical indicating that results from a forecast of zero should be plotted.
select.trend logical indicating that results from a forecast of trend should be plotted.
mar plot margins. See par.
graph.args list of graphics arguments eventually passed to plot. See par.
lty optional. see plot.
criterion criterion which should be used to extract something from the object which will then be plotted. See EstEval.
criterion.args arguments to be passed to code{criterion}.

See Also

tfplot EstEval

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