Using Modeler 17.0.0.1, I created a Time Plot where the 'Plot' parameter was set to "Selected Time Series models". The output chart displays no ticks nor tick labels on the vertical axis. Thus, one can't determine anything about the vertical scale.
Answer by AdolfoRamírez (55) | Feb 11, 2016 at 03:19 PM
The "Selected Time Series Models" standardizes the values, I think that’s why they decided not to show the axes’ values (everything would be between 0 a 1) . You can include your real, forecast, lower and upper interval variables in the plot option “Selected series” to show the axes’ values.
OK. Thanks.
In that case, it would be nice if the chart indicated the kind of scaling (normalization or standardization) used.
Also, if I use "Selected series" instead of "Selected Time Series Models", I lose the nicer appearance of the confidence intervals. Plotting via "Selected series" plots them as separate series and not as a light-colored ribbon (which I think is quite nice).
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