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DESCRIPTION and roxygen documentation now consistently
write function names with (),
e.g. auto.arima().cat()/print() calls –
cp_sets(), stationarity_test(),
compare_arima(), arima_diagnose(), and
ts_eda() – now return proper S3 objects
(cartProduct, stationarityTest,
compareArima, arimaDiagnose,
tsEda respectively) with dedicated print
methods, so output only appears via explicit or automatic top-level
printing and is suppressed by ordinary assignment.
smart_arima()’s informational notes now use
message() (suppressible via
suppressMessages()) instead of cat().par() settings with
oldpar <- par(...); ...; par(oldpar) instead of a
partial manual reset.fitted.cartARIMA() (and
plot(type = "fitted")) previously returned a non-numeric
result because stats::arima() fits have no
fitted.Arima method for stats::fitted() to
dispatch to. Fitted values are now computed correctly as observed minus
one-step-ahead residuals.arima_forecast() prediction intervals were inverted
(lower > upper) because the two-sided normal critical
value was computed from the wrong tail
(qnorm((100 - level) / 200), which is negative). Fixed to
use qnorm((100 + level) / 200).DESCRIPTION and inst/CITATION.cart_arima() gains a seasonal argument
(list(P, D, Q, period)) for exhaustive seasonal ARIMA
search over every combination.cart_arima() and arima_forecast() gain
xreg / newxreg support for regression with
ARIMA errors.cart_arima() gains a parallel /
n_cores option for multi-core candidate model fitting (via
parallel::mclapply, with an automatic serial fallback on
Windows).arima_cv() for rolling-origin (expanding-window)
cross-validation (“backtesting”) of the selected model order, with
print.arimaCV, summary.arimaCV, and
plot.arimaCV methods.seasonal_strength() (STL-based trend/seasonal
strength, Wang, Smith & Hyndman 2006) and suggest_D()
(seasonal differencing recommendation).plot.cartARIMA() gains a type = "seasonal"
STL decomposition panel.cp_sets() and compare_arima() are now
seasonal-aware.ts_features(): a compact, scale-free feature
summary of a time series (trend/seasonal strength, spectral entropy,
ACF(1), lumpiness, stability, ADF statistic) in the spirit of Hyndman,
Wang and Laptev (2015).ts_eda(): a one-call exploratory data analysis
routine producing a multi-panel plot (time plot, distribution, ACF/PACF,
and, for seasonal series, seasonal subseries and seasonal lag plots)
plus a console summary of ts_features(),
stationarity_test(), and recommended differencing
orders.smart_arima(): a feature-guided wrapper around
cart_arima() that uses
ts_features()/suggest_d()/suggest_D()
to automatically narrow the differencing (and, where relevant, seasonal)
search space before running the exhaustive Cartesian-product search – a
lightweight, transparent alternative to black-box automatic model
selection.xreg,
cross-validation, and EDA/feature-based functionality, plus regression
tests for both fixed bugs.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.