The Modelling class contains methods used for transformation of variables.
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The Abs method returns absolute value (modulus) of selected variable points. | |
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The AbsI method returns absolute value (modulus) of selected variable points, if this variable contains only integer values. | |
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The Arima method models variable value by the ARIMA method. | |
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The ArimaR method models variable values with the ARIMA method using the R package. | |
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The ASCII method returns ASCII code for the first string character. | |
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The AutoTrend method selects optimal trend for the variable in the specified period. | |
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The Average method returns average value of selected variable points. | |
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The AverageI method returns the mean value of selected variable points, if this variable contains only integer values. | |
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The Bpf method models variable values using the Baxter-King filter. | |
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The BpfR method models variable values using the Baxter-King method using the R package. | |
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The Char method returns a character that corresponds to the specified ASCII code. | |
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The Coalesce method returns a series, each point of which is calculated as the first met value from specified series that is not equal to Null. | |
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The Collapse method aggregates variable values. | |
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The Combine method returns the series containing source series data for the sample period and forecasting series data for the forecasting period. | |
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The Contains method returns whether a source string contains a searched substring. | |
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The Cos method returns cosine of selected variable points. | |
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The Cumulative method transforms variable using selected cumulative method. | |
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The CumulativeYTD method transforms variable by applying the specified cumulative method to the start of the year. | |
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The Default_ method returns Null. | |
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The Diff method calculates increment of variable points in comparison with previous period. | |
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The DiffX method calculates increment of variable points in comparison with the selected period. | |
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The DiffY method calculates increment of variable points in comparison with the corresponding period of the previous year. | |
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The Div_ method returns the integer part of integer division of values of the variable points by the specified value. | |
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The Division method returns quotient of pointwise division of two variables. | |
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The DLog method calculates increment of the logarithm of variable points in comparison with previous period. | |
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The DLogX method calculates increment of the logarithm of variable points in comparison with the selected period. | |
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The DynamicLowerConfidenceLevel method returns lower dynamic confidence limit of forecast series. | |
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The DynamicUpperConfidenceLevel method returns upper dynamic confidence limit of forecast series. | |
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The Ecm method transforms variable using error correction model. | |
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The EndsWith method returns whether a source string ends with the searched substring. | |
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The Estimate method returns estimated value of a constant. | |
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The Exp method returns the result of raising the number "e" to the power, specified by variable point. | |
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The Expsmooth method transforms variable with the help of exponential smoothing. | |
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The ExpSmoothR method transforms variable data with the exponential smoothing method using the R package. | |
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The ExpX method returns the result of raising points variable points to the specified power. | |
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The Extrapolate method transforms a variable using a trend with functional dependency estimation. | |
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The Fact method returns a factorial of selected variable points. | |
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The Fill method fills empty values of the series using various missing data treatment methods. | |
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The Find method returns position of substring start in the specified source string. | |
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The Fitted method returns modeling series. | |
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The Floor method returns the result of rounding down variable points to multiple of specified accuracy. | |
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The FloorI method returns the result of rounding down variable points to multiple of the specified accuracy. The variable must only contain integer values. | |
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The Forecast method returns forecast values for the specified series. | |
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The GetValueByDate method returns series value for the specific date. | |
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The GreyForecast method models a variable using the Grey forecast. | |
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The Hpf method smoothes a variable using the Hodrick-Prescott filter (smoothing parameter is lambda). | |
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The HpfP method smoothes the variable with the Hodrick-Prescott filter, by calculating the smoothing parameter depending on the model frequency and the degree parameter. | |
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The HpfR method smoothes data of a variable using the Hodrick-Prescott filter and the R package. | |
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The Iif method provides conditional execution of operators. | |
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The Int method rounds values of selected variable down to the nearest integer. | |
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The Interpolate method interpolates variable values. | |
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The InterpolateP method interpolates variable values according to a pattern. | |
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The IsSeriesEmpty method returns whether series is empty. | |
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The Lag method shifts variable forward by the specified number of points in a time period. | |
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The Lead method shifts variable backwards by the specified number of points in a time period. | |
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The Left method returns the specified number of characters from the left string edge. | |
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The Length method returns the number of characters in the specified string. | |
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The Level method applies the Level function to selected variable. | |
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The LevelIndexSeries method returns current element index for set calendar frequency. | |
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The Ln method returns a natural logarithm of selected variable points. | |
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The Log method returns logarithm of selected variable points to selected base. | |
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The Log10 method returns base-10 logarithm of selected variable points. | |
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The Lower method returns the specified string transformed into low case. |
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The LowerConfidenceLevel method returns lower confidence limit of forecast series. | |
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The Lrxf method models variable with the help of LRX-filter. | |
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The LTrim method returns the string with removed spaces at the string start. | |
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The Max method returns maximum value of variable points. | |
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The Max_ method returns maximum of the two strings by means of characterwise comparison. | |
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The MaxI method returns the maximum value of variable points, if this variable contains only integer values. | |
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The Mean method returns mean for selected variable. | |
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The Median method returns median for selected variable. | |
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The MedianSmooth method models a variable with the help of median smoothing. | |
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The MedianSmoothR method applies median smoothing to a variable using the R package. | |
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The Mid method returns a substring of the specified length that starts with the specified position of source string. | |
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The Min method returns minimum value of variable points. | |
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The Min_ method returns minimum of the two strings by means of characterwise comparison. | |
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The MinI method returns the minimum value among the points of the variable if it contains only integer values. | |
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The Mod_ method returns remainder of integer division of variable point values by a specified number. | |
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The Mode method returns mode of selected variable. | |
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The Modulus method returns remainder of integer division of variable point values by a specified number. | |
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The MovAvg method transforms the variable by the moving average method. | |
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The MovAvgR method transforms data of a variable using the moving average method using the R package. | |
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The Mult method returns product of corresponding points for two or more variables. | |
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The None method returns whether a constant is not used. | |
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The Nvl method substitutes missing data of variable with the specified value. | |
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The Ols method models a variable with the help of linear regression (OLS estimation). | |
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The Ols method models variable data with the help of linear regression (OLS estimation). Calculation is executed using the R package. | |
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The Pch method calculates rate of change of variable points in comparison with previous period. | |
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The PchA method calculates the rate of change of variable points in comparison with the previous period with seasonality adjustment. | |
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The PchX method calculates the rate of change of variable points in comparison with the selected period. | |
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The PchY method calculates the rate of change of variable points in comparison with the corresponding period of the previous year. | |
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The Pi method returns the Pi number. | |
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The Power method returns the result of raising variable points to the specified power. | |
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The PowerI method returns the result of raising variable points to the specified power. All variable points and the power must be integers. | |
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The R method transforms data using R package methods. | |
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The Rand method returns a random uniformly distributed number, greater or equal to 0 and less than 1. | |
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The RandBetween method returns a random float number between two specified numbers. | |
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The RandbetweenI method returns a random integer between two specified integers. | |
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The Ratio method calculates growth coefficient for variable points. | |
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The Rebase method applies the Rebase function to selected variable. | |
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The Remainder method returns remainder of division of variable points values by a specified number. | |
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The Replace method returns a string, in which all occurrences of the specified substring are replaced with the specified string. | |
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The Residuals method returns a residual series. | |
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The Right method returns the specified number of characters from the right string edge. | |
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The Round method rounds off variable points values. | |
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The RoundDown method rounds down variable point values. | |
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The RoundUp method rounds up values of the variable points. | |
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The RTrim method returns a string with removed spaces at the string end. | |
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The SetPeriod method generates period by specified dates. | |
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The Sign method returns sign of selected variable points. | |
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The SignI method returns sign of selected variable points, if this variable contains only integer values. | |
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The Sin method returns sine of selected variable points. | |
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The Space method returns a string that consists of the specified number of spaces. | |
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The Splice method splices variables. | |
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The SpliceP method transforms a variable on the basis of spliced variables. | |
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The Sqrt method returns square root of selected variable points. | |
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The StartsWith method returns whether a source string starts with the searched substring. | |
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The StDv method returns the standard deviation for the specified variable. | |
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The Subtract method returns difference of corresponding points for two or more variables. | |
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The Sum method returns sum of corresponding points for two or more variables. | |
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The SumI method returns the sum of corresponding points for two or more variables if they contain only integer values. | |
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The SumSq method returns the sum of squares for corresponding points for two or more variables. | |
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The Tan method returns tangent of selected variable points. | |
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The Trim method returns a string with removed spaces at the string start and end. | |
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The Trunc method truncates variable points to the selected number of decimal places. | |
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The Truncate method truncates variable in accordance with selected parameters. | |
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The Tsls method models a variable with the help of linear regression (estimation by method of instrumental variables). | |
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The TslsR method models variable data using linear regression (instrumental variables estimation). Calculation is executed using the R package. | |
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The Upper method returns the specified string transformed into upper case. | |
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The UpperConfidenceLevel method returns upper confidence limit of forecast series. |
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The Variance method returns variance of the variable. | |
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The X11 method executes seasonal decomposition and data adjustment. | |
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The YearSeries method returns the current year value for each series point depending on the set calculation periods. |
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