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This release completes the migration of graphics functions from
{feasts} and {fabletools}, including a deprecation process for a gradual
migration to {ggtime}. If you previously used time-series graphics from
{feasts} or {fable}, you should now include library(ggtime)
in your script to avoid deprecation notices. Existing code will continue
to work with a deprecation warning.
The following plot helper functions from {fabletools} are included in this release:
autoplot(<fbl_ts>): Forecast plots to show
forecast intervals with historical data.autolayer(<fbl_ts>): Forecast layers for fable
objects.autoplot(<dcmp_ts>): Decomposition plots to show
components of a dable object.fortify(<fbl_ts>): Fortify method for converting
fable objects into basic data frames.Initial release including all plot helper functions from across the tidy time series analysis packages. The following plot helper functions are included in this release:
autoplot(<tbl_ts>): Time plots to show overall
patterns in tsibble objects.autolayer(<tbl_ts>): Time plot layers for tsibble
objects.gg_season(): Seasonal plots to show the shape of
seasonal patterns.gg_subseries(): Seasonal sub-series plots to show
seasonal changes over time.gg_lag(): Lag plots to show relationships between now
and the past.gg_irf(): Impulse response function plots to be used
with IRF() results.gg_arma(): Plot the characteristic ARMA roots.gg_tsdisplay(): An ensemble graphic useful in exploring
time series data.gg_tsresiduals(): An ensemble graphic useful in
diagnosing model residuals.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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