This function distance
computes the Minkowski distance of exponent p,
related to a tscomparison object, produced with in_sample
, in_disaggr
or
in_revisions
Details
The meaning depends on the tscomparison function :
in_sample
will produce the low-frequency distance between the predicted value and the response, on the coefficient calculation window.in_disaggr
will produce the high-frequency distance between the inputs (eventually, the sum of its contributions) and the benchmarked series.in_revisions
will produce the high-frequency distance between the two benchmarked series (contributions distance isn't permitted).
Examples
benchmark <- twoStepsBenchmark(turnover,construction,include.rho = TRUE)
distance(in_sample(benchmark,type="changes"))
#> [1] 1.554383
distance(in_disaggr(benchmark,type="contributions"),p=1L)
#> [1] 0.116331
distance(in_disaggr(benchmark,type="changes"),p=Inf)
#> [1] 1.936705