Additional Information
Supported date formats
| Format | Example |
|---|---|
| YYYY[.MM[.DD]] | 1989 → 01.01.1989 1989.03 → 01.03.1989 1989.03.15 → 15.03.1989 |
| Excel date value | 1 → 01.01.1900 43890 → 29.02.2020 |
Span
| JDemetra+ | Excel |
|---|---|
| All | default/don't specify any span |
| None | _start or _end filled with "X" |
| From | just _start |
| Between | _start and _end |
| To | just _end |
| First | just _first |
| Last | just _last |
| Excluding | _first and _last |
Regressor syntax
Variables.Name[*Regressortype] e.g. Weather.iceDays*c for the regressor iceDays in variables “weather” as userdefined calendar or Vars-1.x_1*t for the regressor “x_1” in variables “Vars-1” as trend regressor.
| Syntaxpart | Example |
|---|---|
| Variables | Vars-1 Weather |
| Name | x_1 iceDays |
| Regressortype | c - UserdefinedCalendar i - Irregular t - Trend y - Series s - Seasonal sa - SeasonallyAdjusted u - Undefined |
Parameter syntax
Value[*Parametertype] e.g. 0.5*f for a 0.5 fixed valued parameter
If an unknown or no parameter type is specified the parameter will be fixed.
| Syntaxpart | Example |
|---|---|
| Value | 0.5 2.1 |
| Parameter type | i - Initial u - Undefined f - Fixed |