Tools to help verify the correct implementation of algorithms
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Dec 23, 2014 - R
Tools to help verify the correct implementation of algorithms
Graphic convergence diagnostics for the BMR (Bayesian Macroeconometrics in R) package
R package for working with iButton Temperature Datasets
Anomaly Detection with R
Search for periodic signals in noisy time series using Fourier methods
Applying Kejriwal and Perron test which is implemented in the R `strucchange` package to find cointegration breakpoints
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Sharpe ratio portfolio maximization by way of quadratic programming.
Identify time series outliers using tsoutliers without opening R. For your non-R-centric data pipelines.
Estimation of Hurst parameter of a fractional Gaussian noise on the basis of the modified Whittle maximum likelihood estimator in presence of outliers or an additive noise
Simulate probabilistic long-term effects in models with temporal dependence
This series covers SES, DES and TES techniques we use in time series.
R package to fix gaps in time series data
kzfs — Multi-Scale Motions Separation with Periodogram
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