Closed Steviey closed 3 years ago
You can do that. When you use forecast, the model is saved in object$model$model. Just have a look at the structure of the final object.
When I say ourVal='mean', I don't get any node named 'model'. Where is the trick?
ourValues=c("mean", "lower", "upper", "model$model") - something like this.
Would it make sense, to be able to retrieve the actual final model as characters from a final fit, when using type FFF via forecast and ro()?