plot.timeSeriesIts {QRMlib} | R Documentation |
Plots individual or multiple timeSeries objects with time on the x-axis
and corresponding sereies values on the y-axis. Builds a reference grid
by default. This function converts the timeSeries input object to an
‘its’(irregular time series object) and hence requires the
‘its’ library to be loaded.
Use plot.timeSeriesIts()whenever the timeSeries x has multiple columns
of data.
plot.timeSeriesIts(x, reference.grid = TRUE, lty = 1, ...)
x |
a timeSeries object (may have multiple series) |
reference.grid |
TRUE if you desire the graph to have a grid |
lty |
line type for graphed series |
... |
any other plot attributes which should be passed |
plot.timeSeries() is not working properly in fCalendar 240.10068 for multiple timeSeries on the same graph. Hence we've reinstituted an older version and named it plot.timeSeriesIts() to indicate we must have the ‘its’ library loaded. We may deprecate this function eventually.
documentation by Scott Ulman for R-language distribution
#Plot two time series (ftse100 and smi indices) on same graph data(ftse100); data(smi); TS1 <- cut(ftse100, "1990-11-08", "2004-03-25"); TS1Augment <- alignDailySeries(TS1, method="before"); TS2Augment <- alignDailySeries(smi, method="before"); INDEXES.RAW <- merge(TS1Augment,TS2Augment); #Cleanup: rm(TS1, TS1Augment, TS2Augment); plot.timeSeriesIts(INDEXES.RAW);