forecast package v6.2
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It is a while since I last updated the CRAN version of the forecast package, so I uploaded the latest version (6.2) today. The github version remains the most up-to-date version and is already two commits ahead of the CRAN version.
This update is mostly bug fixes and additional error traps. The full ChangeLog is listed below.
Many unit tests added using
testthat
.Fixed bug in
ets()
when very short seasonal series were passed in a data frame.Fixed bug in
nnetar()
where the initial predictor vector was reversed.Corrected model name returned in
nnetar()
.Fixed bug in
accuracy()
when non-integer seasonality used.Made
auto.arima()
robust to non-integer seasonality.Fixed bug in
auto.arima()
whereallowmean
was ignored whenstepwise=FALSE
.Improved robustness of
forecast.ets()
for explosive models with multiplicative trends.Exogenous variables now passed to VAR forecasts
Increased maximum
nmse
inets()
to 30.Made
tsoutliers()
more robust to weak seasonalityChanged
tsoutliers()
to usesupsmu
on non-seasonal and seasonally adjusted data.Fixed bug in
tbats()
when seasonal period 1 is a small multiple of seasonal period 2.Other bug fixes
Thanks to David Shaub for contributing most of the unit tests.
Please submit bug reports and feature requests to the github page. Don’t forget to provide a minimal reproducible example for any bug reports.
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