The ggplot function generates a ggplot of actuals and predicted values for a "garma_model" object. This adds in sensible titles etc as best it can determine.
## S3 method for class 'garma_model'autoplot(object, h =24, include_fitted =FALSE,...)
Arguments
object: (garma_model) The garma_model from which to ggplot the values.
h: (int) The number of time periods to predict ahead. Default: 24
include_fitted: (bool) whether to include the 1-step ahead 'fitted' values in the plot. Default: FALSE
...: other parameters passed to ggplot.
Returns
A ggplot2 "ggplot" object. Note that the standard ggplot2 "+" notation can be used to enhance the default output.
Examples
library(ggplot2)data(AirPassengers)ap <- as.numeric(diff(AirPassengers,12))mdl <- garma(ap, order = c(9,1,0), k =0, method ="CSS", include.mean =FALSE)autoplot(mdl)