Out of sample forecast (or simulated out of sample)
oos_prev.RdOut of sample forecast (or simulated out of sample)
Usage
oos_prev(model, date = 28, period = 1, ...)
# S3 method for class 'lm'
oos_prev(model, date = 28, period = 1, data = NULL, ...)
# S3 method for class 'piece_reg'
oos_prev(model, date = 28, period = 1, ...)
# S3 method for class 'tvlm'
oos_prev(
model,
date = 28,
period = 1,
data_est = NULL,
fixed_bw = FALSE,
bw = NULL,
end = numeric(),
frequency = 1,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'bp_lm'
oos_prev(
model,
date = 28,
period = 1,
data_est = NULL,
data,
fixed_bw = FALSE,
bw = NULL,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'piece_reg'
oos_prev(model, date = 28, period = 1, ...)Arguments
- model
an object used to select a method
- date
choose when we want to start the revision process after the start date. By default set to 28 periods.
- period
choose by how many values we want to move forward. By default set to 1.
- ...
other arguments
- data
a
tsobject containing the variables in the model. Necessary only whenxis a formula.- data_est, end, frequency
optional arguments to specify the data used to estimate the model, the last date and the frequency
- fixed_bw
logical, by default set toFALSE. Indicates if the bandwidth has to be computed again in the forecast model, or if it takes the value of the bandwidth of thetvlmmodel.- bw
bandwidth of the local regression (when
tvlm = TRUE).
Value
oos_prev returns an object of class revision, only for models of class lm and tvlm. For an object of class bplm it returns the same forecasts and residuals as below.
An object of class revision is a list containing the following elements:
- model
all models used to forecast
- debut
same as date chosen earlier
- intervalle
same as period chosen earlier
- end_dates
a vector of all end date of each models
- frequency
the frequency of the data
- forecast
the forecast
- residuals
the errors of the forecast