[R] Help - Strucchange pakage

2014-03-09 Thread Umaga Optudio
Hi there,

in Zeileis, Klieber Kramer and Hornik (2003) - Testing and dating of
structural changes in practice its shows how to use the strucchange pakge
to determine breakpoints in time series, my question is in regard to one of
the figures that is presented in this paper.
At the end of every example its shown a neat graph (ex: Figure 13) of the
fitted model for the series being tested. My question is: Is there a
function in R that outputs those kinds of graphs?

Thanks very much for your attention,

José Robalo.

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Re: [R] Help - Strucchange pakage

2014-03-09 Thread Achim Zeileis

On Sun, 9 Mar 2014, Umaga Optudio wrote:


Hi there,

in Zeileis, Klieber Kramer and Hornik (2003) - Testing and dating of
structural changes in practice its shows how to use the strucchange pakge
to determine breakpoints in time series, my question is in regard to one of
the figures that is presented in this paper.
At the end of every example its shown a neat graph (ex: Figure 13) of the
fitted model for the series being tested. My question is: Is there a
function in R that outputs those kinds of graphs?


Yes. However, the oil price data is not freely available and hence it is 
not in the package. The other two applications (Nile and seatbelt data) 
are used for the examples in ?breakpoints.



Thanks very much for your attention,

Jos? Robalo.

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