Closed drorberel closed 4 years ago
gg_subseries()
is the replacement for forecast::ggsubseriesplot()
. If you don't like our design choices, you will need to write your own function.
Closing as feasts::gg_subseries()
is the equivalent to forecast::ggsubseriesplot()
.
The plotting functions are designed to easily/quickly produce common time series graphics, and for any further customisation we recommend constructing your own graphics with ggplot2.
Happy to discuss the appropriateness of facets in this application if you feel strongly about this.
I noticed feasts::gg_subseries(), but I am not interested in the facet grid