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As a simple approximation of the task - in a dataset I have some highly seasonal time sereis like these ones:
Can look up these in macrodash
As well as some time series where the seasonlaity is not apparent, but you also want to have it removed, as in GDP
Basically, I would like to store one or several seasonally adjusted versions for the indicator and deliver it in API with sa parameter
http://minikep-db.herokuapp.com/all/series/TRANSPORT_FREIGHT_bln_tkm/m/sa (example, not working)
also sa can contain a verson like sa:x13, sa:something
sa:x13
sa:something
a problem for me is that my code is python and most seasonal adjustment is in R my own little snippet of R code
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Some fun with R vs statmodels
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As a simple approximation of the task - in a dataset I have some highly seasonal time sereis like these ones:
Can look up these in macrodash
As well as some time series where the seasonlaity is not apparent, but you also want to have it removed, as in GDP
Basically, I would like to store one or several seasonally adjusted versions for the indicator
and deliver it in API with sa parameter
http://minikep-db.herokuapp.com/all/series/TRANSPORT_FREIGHT_bln_tkm/m/sa (example, not working)
also sa can contain a verson like
sa:x13
,sa:something
a problem for me is that my code is python and most seasonal adjustment is in R
my own little snippet of R code
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: