Plot the estimated OSEM Model

Usage

# S3 method for class 'osem'
plot(
  x,
  title = "OSEM Model Output",
  exclude.exogenous = TRUE,
  order.as.run = FALSE,
  interactive = FALSE,
  first_date = NULL,
  grepl_variables = NULL,
  return.data = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

x: An object of class osem, which is the output from the run_model function.
title: Character. Title of the plot. Default is "OSEM Model Output".
exclude.exogenous: Logical. Should exogenous values be plotted? Default is FALSE.
order.as.run: Logical. Should the plots be arranged in the way that the model was run? Default FALSE.
interactive: Logical. Should the resulting plot be launched in an interactive way (the plotly package is required for this).
first_date: Character. First date value to be shown. Must be a character value that can be turned into a date using as.Date() or NULL.
grepl_variables: Regular Expression Character. Can be used to select variables to be plotted. Experimental feature so use with care.
return.data: Logical. Do not return a plot but rather just the final dataset that has been created for the plot.
...: Additional arguments passed to the plotting function.

Examples

spec <- dplyr::tibble(
type = c(
  "d",
  "d",
  "n"
),
dependent = c(
  "StatDiscrep",
  "TOTS",
  "Import"
),
independent = c(
  "TOTS - FinConsExpHH - FinConsExpGov - GCapitalForm - Export",
  "GValueAdd + Import",
  "FinConsExpHH + GCapitalForm"
)
)
# \donttest{
a <- run_model(specification = spec, dictionary = NULL,
inputdata_directory = NULL, primary_source = "download",
save_to_disk = NULL, present = FALSE)
#> Table namq_10_a10 cached at /tmp/RtmpepJCbG/eurostat/ec5b6dd50558d283aef43fac7d6aa37d.rds
#> Table namq_10_gdp cached at /tmp/RtmpepJCbG/eurostat/76dc8973b5b70862c723fa812bda8980.rds
#> 
#> --- Estimation begins ---
#> Estimating Import = FinConsExpHH + GCapitalForm 
#> Constructing TOTS = GValueAdd + Import 
#> Constructing StatDiscrep = TOTS - FinConsExpHH - FinConsExpGov - GCapitalForm - Export 

plot(a)

# }