Use Suggests instead of Depends for {fractal} so the package will not fail if fractal is not present (it is currently archived). I think it is worth maintaining the option for backward compatibility. I was able to download the archived package(s) and install them, so others may do/have done that.
I changed all of the defaults for fd(), arfimaMLM(), arfimaOLS(), arfimaPrep() to "ML" so as not to trigger the need for {fractal}.
I cleaned up the ArfimaMLM.plot() function in the following ways - imported {ggplot2}, renamed the function plot.arfimaMLM() and made it consistent with the generic plotting method. I also registered this as a plotting method for objects of class arfimaMLM. I changed the example to be something that works without external data.
I added the relevant imports from {stats}.
I updated the DESCRIPTION file so that I am a contributor and to put the title in titlecase - some thing that is triggered in the R CMD CHECK process.
I did several things here.
Use Suggests instead of Depends for
{fractal}so the package will not fail if fractal is not present (it is currently archived). I think it is worth maintaining the option for backward compatibility. I was able to download the archived package(s) and install them, so others may do/have done that.I changed all of the defaults for
fd(),arfimaMLM(),arfimaOLS(),arfimaPrep()to"ML"so as not to trigger the need for{fractal}.I cleaned up the
ArfimaMLM.plot()function in the following ways - imported{ggplot2}, renamed the functionplot.arfimaMLM()and made it consistent with the generic plotting method. I also registered this as a plotting method for objects of classarfimaMLM. I changed the example to be something that works without external data.I added the relevant imports from
{stats}.I updated the DESCRIPTION file so that I am a contributor and to put the title in titlecase - some thing that is triggered in the
R CMD CHECKprocess.