A tool for the analysis of classical and interval time series. Still very much a work in progress.
- R with the following packages and their dependencies: rJava, forecast, JavaGD, XLConnect, FNN, kknn, nnet, scales, reshape, RSNNS, vars, psych, nortest, tseries, bfast, LearnBayes, brnn, FactoMineR
install.packages(c("rJava", "forecast", "JavaGD", "XLConnect", "FNN", "kknn", "nnet", "scales", "reshape", "RSNNS", "vars", "psych", "nortest", "tseries", "bfast", "LearnBayes", "brnn", "FactoMineR"), dependencies=TRUE)
- [Windows:] JRI requires
R_HOME
,R.dll
,jri.dll
, andjvm.dll
onPath
.
The simplest way to run the tool is using the start-main-with-workers
script.
Start by loading a file: File
- Load
. For now, .xls
, .xlsx
and .csv
files are supported. The files are
expected to contain one or several columns, each interpreted as a single classical time series. (For Excel spreadsheets, only the first sheet is taken into account.)
I am not a UX person. All improvements to the GUI are welcome.
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