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Fitting and Predict Time Series Interactive Laboratory

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Interactive laboratory of Time Series based in Box-Jenkins methodology.

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Maintainer: ‘Alberto Lopez Moreno <bertolomo@gmail.com>’

No Authors@R field in DESCRIPTION.
Please add one, modifying
  Authors@R: person(given = c("Alberto", "Lopez"),
                    family = "Moreno",
                    role = c("aut", "cre"),
                    email = "bertolomo@gmail.com")
as necessary.
NOTE r-devel-linux-x86_64-debian-clang

Rd files

checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
...[truncated]...
re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
NOTE r-devel-linux-x86_64-debian-gcc

CRAN incoming feasibility

Maintainer: ‘Alberto Lopez Moreno <bertolomo@gmail.com>’

No Authors@R field in DESCRIPTION.
Please add one, modifying
  Authors@R: person(given = c("Alberto", "Lopez"),
                    family = "Moreno",
                    role = c("aut", "cre"),
                    email = "bertolomo@gmail.com")
as necessary.
NOTE r-devel-linux-x86_64-debian-gcc

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checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:49: Lost braces
    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
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    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:49: Lost braces
    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
...[truncated]...
re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:49: Lost braces
    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
...[truncated]...
re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:49: Lost braces
    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
...[truncated]...
re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:43: Lost braces
    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:49: Lost braces
    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
checkRd: (-1) TSTutorial.Rd:45: Lost braces
    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
...[truncated]...
re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
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    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
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    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
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    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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    51 |         \code{comment}{: a logical value inidicating (with the value \code{T}) to let to the user write comments during the session w
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re created during the report building process. In this case, the only file created will be the .pdf file . By default, and when report is \code{F}, its value is \code{F}.}
       |                     ^
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    57 |         \code{fil}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) whether the user set a new .tex file introduced in \code{name}. By default is \code{F}.}
       |                   ^
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    59 |         \code{name}{: the name of the .tex file which the head of the report is to be read from. By default is \code{NULL}.}
       |                    ^
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    61 |         \code{maingraph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in one column.}
       |                         ^
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    63 |         \code{twograph}{: The size of the graphics that are plotted in two columns.}
       |                        ^
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    43 |         \code{T}{: the laboratory is for students. It shows help texts and suggestions to teach the Box-Jenkins method.}
       |                 ^
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    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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    49 |         \code{report}{: a logical value indicating (with the value \code{T}) to the program to create a .pdf file with the name of the time series introduced in \code{TStutorial} and it is saved in the current working directory.}
       |                      ^
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       |                         ^
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    45 |         \code{F}{: the laboratory is for expert users. Only shows the basic information avoiding all the helps and suggestions. It is an useful tool for Time Series advanced users to avoid to write their own scripts.}
       |                 ^
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       |                   ^
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       |                    ^
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       |                         ^
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       |                        ^

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       |                        ^
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       |                        ^

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new 1.2.7 Mar 10, 2026
updated 1.2.7 ← 1.2.6 diff Sep 3, 2023
updated 1.2.6 ← 1.2.5 diff Apr 11, 2023
updated 1.2.5 ← 1.2.4 diff Mar 29, 2023
updated 1.2.4 ← 1.2.3 diff Jun 2, 2022
updated 1.2.3 ← 1.2.2 diff Dec 23, 2013
updated 1.2.2 ← 1.2.1 diff Feb 4, 2013
updated 1.2.1 ← 1.2 diff Nov 22, 2012
updated 1.2 ← 1.1 diff Oct 27, 2012
updated 1.1 ← 1.0 diff Apr 28, 2012
new 1.0 Apr 14, 2012