Some useful tools for forecast reconciliation through temporal hierarchies.
thf_tools(m, h = 1, sparse = TRUE)
Highest available sampling frequency per seasonal cycle (max. order of temporal aggregation, \(m\)), or a subset of the \(p\) factors of \(m\).
Forecast horizon for the lowest frequency (most temporally aggregated) time series (default is \(1\)).
Option to return sparse object (default is TRUE
).
A list of seven elements:
K
Temporal aggregation matrix.
R
Temporal summing matrix.
Zt
Zero constraints temporal kernel matrix, \(\mathbf{Z}_h'\mathbf{Y}' = \mathbf{0}_{\left[hk^* \times n \right]}\).
kset
Set of factors (\(p\)) of \(m\) in descending order (from \(m\) to 1), \({\cal K} = \left\lbrace k_p, k_{p-1}, \ldots, k_2, k_1\right\rbrace\), \(k_p=m\), \(k_1=1\).
m
Highest available sampling frequency per seasonal cycle (max. order of temporal aggregation).
p
Number of elements of kset, \({\cal K}\).
ks
Sum of \(p-1\) factors of \(m\) (out of \(m\) itself), \(k^*\).
kt
Sum of all factors of m, \(k^{tot} = k^*+m\).
Other utilities:
Cmatrix()
,
FoReco2ts()
,
agg_ts()
,
arrange_hres()
,
commat()
,
ctf_tools()
,
hts_tools()
,
lcmat()
,
oct_bounds()
,
residuals_matrix()
,
score_index()
,
shrink_estim()
# quarterly data
obj <- thf_tools(m = 4, sparse = FALSE)