Closed AQLT closed 5 months ago
As discussed elsewhere, the x13_dictionary() contains all the stable and documented output. It should be a subset of dictionary(). Not completely the case. To be completed. Normal users should use x13_dictionary()
Yes but currently x13_dictionary()
is not a subset of dictionary()
, should I then open a new issue? All the output bellow aren't in dictionary()
and are not exportable
mod_dic <- rjd3toolkit::dictionary(rjd3x13::jx13(rjd3toolkit::ABS$X0.2.09.10.M))
setdiff(rjd3x13::x13_dictionary(), mod_dic)
#> [1] "regression.td-derived" "regression.td-ftest"
#> [3] "regression.details.description" "regression.details.type"
#> [5] "reg" "reg_f(?)"
#> [7] "reg_b(?)" "mode"
#> [9] "seasonal" "i_f"
#> [11] "decomposition.d10a" "decomposition.d11a"
#> [13] "decomposition.d12a" "decomposition.icratio"
The issue should be in the Java libraries, not in the R package. I will put it there
In #26 it is said that we shouldn't look the differences between
rjd3x13::x13_dictionary()
andrjd3toolkit::dictionary()
, but then what is the goal of the functionrjd3x13::x13_dictionary()
? Indeed several outputs are not exportable with thex13
function:And some output are not mentioned but seem exportable (like the forecasts of the calendar component or the relative contribution of the components to the stationary portion of the variance):
Maybe the results of
rjd3x13::x13_dictionary()
refer to something else than the dictionary of the exportable variables of the R functionx13
?