Syntax error with tsoutliers package using Nile dataset










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I'm trying to locate outliers in a time series using the tsoutliers package.



I'm using the classic Nile dataset (which you can find here: https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/Rdatasets/datasets.html) and I'm unsucessfully getting the tso() function to work.



My code is:



nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))


However, I get this syntax error, or what I assume is a syntax error:




Error in tso0(x = y, xreg = xreg, cval = cval, delta = delta, n.start = n.start, :
trying to get slot "y" from an object (class "data.frame") that is not an S4 object




If anyone can help me figure out this problem that would be amazing! Thanks!






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  • what's class(Nile) like? it's working for me, can you share details of your sessionInfo()? Also please include the library for tso, I'm assuming tsoutliers, in your question.

    – RLave
    Nov 15 '18 at 16:21
















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I'm trying to locate outliers in a time series using the tsoutliers package.



I'm using the classic Nile dataset (which you can find here: https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/Rdatasets/datasets.html) and I'm unsucessfully getting the tso() function to work.



My code is:



nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))


However, I get this syntax error, or what I assume is a syntax error:




Error in tso0(x = y, xreg = xreg, cval = cval, delta = delta, n.start = n.start, :
trying to get slot "y" from an object (class "data.frame") that is not an S4 object




If anyone can help me figure out this problem that would be amazing! Thanks!






r syntax time-series syntax-error outliers







share|improve this question






















  • what's class(Nile) like? it's working for me, can you share details of your sessionInfo()? Also please include the library for tso, I'm assuming tsoutliers, in your question.

    – RLave
    Nov 15 '18 at 16:21














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I'm trying to locate outliers in a time series using the tsoutliers package.



I'm using the classic Nile dataset (which you can find here: https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/Rdatasets/datasets.html) and I'm unsucessfully getting the tso() function to work.



My code is:



nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))


However, I get this syntax error, or what I assume is a syntax error:




Error in tso0(x = y, xreg = xreg, cval = cval, delta = delta, n.start = n.start, :
trying to get slot "y" from an object (class "data.frame") that is not an S4 object




If anyone can help me figure out this problem that would be amazing! Thanks!






r syntax time-series syntax-error outliers







share|improve this question














I'm trying to locate outliers in a time series using the tsoutliers package.



I'm using the classic Nile dataset (which you can find here: https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/Rdatasets/datasets.html) and I'm unsucessfully getting the tso() function to work.



My code is:



nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))


However, I get this syntax error, or what I assume is a syntax error:




Error in tso0(x = y, xreg = xreg, cval = cval, delta = delta, n.start = n.start, :
trying to get slot "y" from an object (class "data.frame") that is not an S4 object




If anyone can help me figure out this problem that would be amazing! Thanks!






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  • what's class(Nile) like? it's working for me, can you share details of your sessionInfo()? Also please include the library for tso, I'm assuming tsoutliers, in your question.

    – RLave
    Nov 15 '18 at 16:21


















  • what's class(Nile) like? it's working for me, can you share details of your sessionInfo()? Also please include the library for tso, I'm assuming tsoutliers, in your question.

    – RLave
    Nov 15 '18 at 16:21

















what's class(Nile) like? it's working for me, can you share details of your sessionInfo()? Also please include the library for tso, I'm assuming tsoutliers, in your question.

– RLave
Nov 15 '18 at 16:21






what's class(Nile) like? it's working for me, can you share details of your sessionInfo()? Also please include the library for tso, I'm assuming tsoutliers, in your question.

– RLave
Nov 15 '18 at 16:21













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A quibble: that's not a syntax error (which would come from R), it's a run-time error from the tso0 function in the tsoutliers package.



But from your description of where to get the data, it looks as though you are passing in a data frame, when tso wants a "ts" object. You don't need to download the data, it's built in to R; so you remove the bad one you created, and use the built-in one:



rm(Nile)
nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))





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  • Thanks for the explanation!

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A quibble: that's not a syntax error (which would come from R), it's a run-time error from the tso0 function in the tsoutliers package.



But from your description of where to get the data, it looks as though you are passing in a data frame, when tso wants a "ts" object. You don't need to download the data, it's built in to R; so you remove the bad one you created, and use the built-in one:



rm(Nile)
nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))





share|improve this answer























  • Thanks for the explanation!

    – SecretBeach
    Nov 15 '18 at 17:39















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A quibble: that's not a syntax error (which would come from R), it's a run-time error from the tso0 function in the tsoutliers package.



But from your description of where to get the data, it looks as though you are passing in a data frame, when tso wants a "ts" object. You don't need to download the data, it's built in to R; so you remove the bad one you created, and use the built-in one:



rm(Nile)
nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))





share|improve this answer























  • Thanks for the explanation!

    – SecretBeach
    Nov 15 '18 at 17:39













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A quibble: that's not a syntax error (which would come from R), it's a run-time error from the tso0 function in the tsoutliers package.



But from your description of where to get the data, it looks as though you are passing in a data frame, when tso wants a "ts" object. You don't need to download the data, it's built in to R; so you remove the bad one you created, and use the built-in one:



rm(Nile)
nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))





share|improve this answer













A quibble: that's not a syntax error (which would come from R), it's a run-time error from the tso0 function in the tsoutliers package.



But from your description of where to get the data, it looks as though you are passing in a data frame, when tso wants a "ts" object. You don't need to download the data, it's built in to R; so you remove the bad one you created, and use the built-in one:



rm(Nile)
nile.outliers <- tso(Nile,types = c("AO","LS","TC"))






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