tsibbledata | Example datasets | Dataset library

Progress bars can be enabled by wrapping your code with with_progress() from the progressr package. Further customisation can also be found from the progressr package documentation: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/progressr/index.html

If we want to extract the 'dist' values into 'long' format, loop over the list column 'Beer', extract the values, assign it back to the 'Beer' and then unnest

It's not the most intuitive error message, but I have experienced this before with this function. You actually have to pass Debt to both arguments. I believe the error message references .mean because of an error thrown by an internal function.

The feasts::guerrero() function from uses all of the data available, whereas forecast::BoxCox.lambda() ignores data that doesn't fit exactly within the year.

Your vic_cafe dataset starts in April, and so the feasts package will group seasons as April-March, but forecast will use January-December and remove the first part of the data.

Some more discussion can be found here, and I've added a mention of these differences in the documentation: https://github.com/tidyverts/feasts/commit/830fe4095cf6231e7bb179519cddfeadd9cd7531

I just needed to reverse the key structure with update_tsibble():

You can create formulas programmatically in a variety of ways. The simplest is to use as.formula():

when you call library(fpp3) you get a warning (Conflicts) that says, there is a conflict with dpylr::filter. That means you have to call filter with dyplr::filter as shown in this reprex.

You're possibly making this a bit more complicated than it needs to be. You can convert a string to a formula by doing as.formula(string), so simply build your formula as a string, convert it to a formula, then feed it to ARIMA. Here's a reprex:

The issue was solved by regressing back to CRAN version of some packages rlang, fpp3 R package: Error: `vars` must be a character vector upon calling aggregate_key()

I notice the question was duplicated on stackoverflow after being migrated from stats.stackexchange

Could any admin help how we can reconcile these duplicates?

Thanks