Thanks for the great feedback. Conceptually I understand how you would go about
testing out of sample performance. It seems like accuracy() would be the best
way to test out of forecast performance and will help to automate the
construction of statistics I would have calculated on my own.
Howe
I am trying to make estimates of the predictive power of ARIMA models estimated
by the auto.arima() function.
I am looping through a large number of time seiries and fitting ARIMA models
with the following code.
data1 <- read.csv(file = "case.csv", header = T)
data <- data1
output = c(1:leng
I have several hundred times series data sets and I am trying to use
auto.arima(), in the forecasting package, to take a first stab at fitting an
ARIMA model to each set. Ideally I would like to loop through each time
series use auto.arima() to fit a model and output the R^2 of the model and
the pa
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