R: Example series.

example.series {TSdist} | R Documentation

## Example series.

### Description

Example series saved as numeric vectors and as `zoo` objects.

### Usage

    data(example.series1);
    data(example.series2);
    data(example.series3);
    data(example.series4);
    data(zoo.series1);
    data(zoo.series2);

### Format

`example.series1`, `example.series2`, `example.series3` and `example.series4` are saved in numerical vectors.

`zoo.series1` and `zoo.series2` are saved as `zoo` objects with a given temporal index.

### Details

`example.series1` and `example.series2` are generated based on the Two Patterns synthetic database introduced by Geurts (2002).

`example.series3` and `example.series4` are two ARMA(3,2) series of coefficients AR=(1, -0.24, 0.1) and MA=(1, 1.2) and length 100 and 120 respectively. They are generated from a pair of innovation vectors obtained randomly from a normal distribution of mean 0 and standard deviation 1, but by setting different random seeds.

`zoo.series1` and `zoo.series2` are copies of `example.series1` and `example.series2` but with a specific time index.

### References

Geurts, P. (2002). Contributions to decision tree induction: bias/variance tradeoff and time series classification. University of Liege, Belgium.

### Examples

    data(example.series1);
    data(example.series2);
    data(example.series3);
    data(example.series4);
    data(zoo.series1);
    data(zoo.series2);

    ## Plot series

    plot(example.series1, type="l")
    plot(example.series2, type="l")
    plot(example.series3, type="l")
    plot(example.series4, type="l")
    plot(zoo.series1)
    plot(zoo.series2)

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