Package 'rjwsacruncher'

Configure the 'JWSACruncher' with a portable version of 'Java'

Description

Function configure the 'JWSACruncher' with a portable version of 'Java'.

Usage

configure_jwsacruncher(jwsacruncher_path, java_path)

Arguments

jwsacruncher_path	Path to the file jwsacruncher.bat of the 'JWSACruncher' (see details).
java_path	Path to the file java.exe of the portable version of 'Java' (see details).

Details

Since the version 2.2.0, the 'JWSACruncher' needs 'Java' 8 or higher to run. For versions 3.0.0 and higher, 'JWSACruncher' needs 'Java' 17 or higher. In 'Windows' versions 3.0.0 and higher of 'JWSACruncher' includes a portable version of 'Java'. For lower version of 'JWSACruncher', if you cannot install 'Java' (for example for security reasons) you can install a portable version of 'Java' (that does not require administrator rights) and configure the 'JWSACruncher' to use this portable version. To do it you have to:

1. Unzip the downloaded file of the 'JWSACruncher';

2. Open, with a Text Editor, the file jwsacruncher.bat that is in the sub-folder /bin/ of the 'JWSACruncher';

3. Edit the line 71 that contains if "%JAVACMD%"=="" set JAVACMD=java and replace java by the path to the file java.exe of the portable version. For example, if the portable version of 'Java' is installed under D:/Software/Java, the path to java.exe should be at D:/Software/Java/bin/java.exe and the new line 71 would be if "%JAVACMD%"=="" set JAVACMD="D:\Software\Java\bin\java.exe".

The function configure_jwsacruncher() does the steps 2 and 3.

See Also

download_cruncher().

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Create parameter file for the 'JWSACruncher'

Description

To run the 'JWSACruncher' needs a parameter file and create_param_file allows to create it.

Usage

create_param_file(
  dir_file_param,
  bundle = 10000,
  csv_layout = "list",
  csv_separator = ";",
  ndecs = 6,
  full_series_name = TRUE,
  rslt_name_level = 2,
  policy = "parameters",
  refreshall = TRUE,
  output = NULL,
  matrix_item = getOption("default_matrix_item"),
  tsmatrix_series = getOption("default_tsmatrix_series"),
  paths_path = NULL,
  v3 = getOption("is_cruncher_v3"),
  file_param = file.path(dir_file_param, "parameters.param")
)

Arguments

dir_file_param	Path to the directory that will contains the parameter file "parameters.param" (if file_param not supplied).
bundle	Maximum size for a group of series (in output). By default bundle = 10000.
csv_layout	Layout of the CSV files (series only). By default csv_layout = "list". Other options: csv_layout = "vtable" (vertical table) or csv_layout = "htable" (horizontal table).
csv_separator	The field separator string used in the CSV file. By default csv_separator = ";".
ndecs	Number of decimals used in the output. By default ndec = 6.
full_series_name	Boolean indicating if the fully qualified name of the series will be used (the default full_series_name = TRUE) or if only the name of the series should be displayed. Only used when v3 = TRUE.
rslt_name_level	Only used when v3 = TRUE.
policy	Refreshing policy of the processing. By default policy = "parameters" (re-estimation of the coefficients of the reg-ARIMA model, see details).
refreshall	Boolean indicating if the data is refreshed (by default refreshall = TRUE).
output	Full path of the output folder. By default (output = NULL) a folder is create in the path to the workspace ([workspace]/Output).
matrix_item	Character containing the items of the matrix output (see the 'JDemetra+' manual for more information). By default, the items defined in the option getOption("default_matrix_item") are used (option initialized by the default output of the 'JWSACruncher' 2.2.2).
tsmatrix_series	Character containing the names of the times series to export (see the 'JDemetra+' manual for more information). By default, the items defined in the option getOption("default_tsmatrix_series") are used (option initialized by the default output of the 'JWSACruncher' 2.2.2).
paths_path	The paths used for relative addresses (see the "Demetra Paths" of the graphical interface of 'JDemetra+').
v3	Boolean indicating if the parameter file should be compatible with a version 3.0.0 and higher of 'JWSACRuncher' (v3 = TRUE) or a lower version (v3 = FALSE). By default the value of the option "is_cruncher_v3" is used (equals to FALSE by default).
file_param	Path to the parameters file. By default the file is named parameters.param and it is created at the fir_file_param directory.

Details

When the 'JWSACruncher' is launched, the data is refreshed with a specific policy that is defined by the parameter policy. The available options are:

• policy = "current": all the estimations are fixed and AO added for new data (since v.2.2.3), short name policy = "n";

• policy = "fixed": all the estimations are fixed (since v.2.2.3), short name policy = "f";

• policy = "fixedparameters": re-estimation of the coefficients of the regression variables (but not the ARIMA coefficients), short name policy = "fp";

• policy = "parameters" (the default): policy = "fixedparameters" + re-estimation of ARIMA coefficients, short name policy = "p";

• policy = "lastoutliers": policy = "parameters" + re-identification of last outliers (on the last year), short name policy = "l";

• policy = "outliers": policy = "lastoutliers" + re-identification of all outliers, short name policy = "o";

• policy = "stochastic": policy = "outliers" + re-identification of ARIMA orders, short name policy = "s";

• policy = "complete" or policy = "concurrent": the model is completely re-identified and re-estimated, short name policy = "c".

Value

Path to the parameter file.

See Also

read_param_file(), list2param_file(), default_param_file cruncher_and_param().

Examples

## Not run: 
dir = tempdir()
# Here a file parameters.param is created in the directory dir
# with default parameters of the different options
create_param_file(dir)
# to only export the raw and the seasonally adjusted series
 create_param_file(dir, 
                   tsmatrix_series = c("y", "sa"))

## End(Not run)

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Run the 'JWSACruncher'

Description

Function to run the 'JWSACruncher' on a workspace from a parameter file.

Usage

cruncher(
  workspace,
  cruncher_bin_directory = getOption("cruncher_bin_directory"),
  param_file_path,
  log_file = NULL,
  rename_multi_documents = FALSE,
  delete_existing_file = FALSE
)

Arguments

workspace	Path to the workspace. By default a dialog box opens to choose the workspace.
cruncher_bin_directory	Path to the "bin" directory of the 'JWSACruncher'. By default the value of the option "cruncher_bin_directory" is used.
param_file_path	Path to the parameter file of the 'JWSACruncher'. By default a .params file is search in the save directory of the workspace.
log_file	Name of the log file of 'JWSACruncher'. By default the log isn't exported.
rename_multi_documents	Boolean indicating whether to rename the folders containing the outputs according to the names of the multi-documents of the workspace. By default rename_multi_documents = FALSE: the names of the XML files of the multi-documents are used.
delete_existing_file	Only used if rename_multi_documents = TRUE. Boolean indicating whether to delete existing folders when renaming them. By default (delete_existing_file = FALSE) they are not deleted.

Value

The path to the workspace.

See Also

Around the 'JWSACruncher': cruncher_and_param(), update_workspace(). To create the parameter file: create_param_file() and list2param_file().

Examples

## Not run: 
dir = tempdir()
# First create a parameter file
# here a file parameters.param is created in the directory dir
# with default parameters of 'JWSACruncher' v2
list2param_file(dir, default_param_file(v3 = FALSE))
# If the option "cruncher_bin_directory" is correctly defined:
cruncher("workspace.xml",
          param_file_path = file.path(dir, "parameters.param"))

## End(Not run)

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Run quickly the 'JWSACruncher'

Description

Function to run the 'JWSACruncher' on a workspace while creating the parameter file.

Usage

cruncher_and_param(
  workspace = NULL,
  output = NULL,
  rename_multi_documents = FALSE,
  delete_existing_file = FALSE,
  log_file = NULL,
  cruncher_bin_directory = getOption("cruncher_bin_directory"),
  ...
)

Arguments

workspace	Path to the workspace. By default a dialog box opens to choose the workspace.
output	Full path of the output folder. By default (output = NULL) a folder is create in the path to the workspace ([workspace]/Output).
rename_multi_documents	Boolean indicating whether to rename the folders containing the outputs according to the names of the multi-documents of the workspace. By default rename_multi_documents = FALSE: the names of the XML files of the multi-documents are used.
delete_existing_file	Only used if rename_multi_documents = TRUE. Boolean indicating whether to delete existing folders when renaming them. By default (delete_existing_file = FALSE) they are not deleted.
log_file	Name of the log file of 'JWSACruncher'. By default the log isn't exported.
cruncher_bin_directory	Path to the "bin" directory of the 'JWSACruncher'. By default the value of the option "cruncher_bin_directory" is used.
...	Other parameters of create_param_file().

Value

Path to the workspace.

See Also

cruncher(), update_workspace(), create_param_file(), multiprocessing_names().

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Get default parameters of the 'JWSACruncher'

Description

Get default parameters of the 'JWSACruncher'

Usage

default_param_file(
  v3 = getOption("is_cruncher_v3"),
  cruncher_bin_directory = NULL
)

Arguments

v3	Boolean indicating if the parameters are the from a version 3.0.0 and higher of 'JWSACRuncher' (v3 = TRUE) or a lower version (v3 = FALSE). By default the value of the option "is_cruncher_v3" is used (equals to FALSE by default).
cruncher_bin_directory	Path to the directory that contains the 'JWSACruncher' binary. If defined, the parameter v3 is ignored and the 'JWSACruncher' is run without parameter to generate the default parameters file.

See Also

create_param_file(), read_param_file(), list2param_file(), cruncher_and_param().

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Dowload the 'JWSACruncher'

Description

Function to download the ZIP file of the 'JWSACruncher'

Usage

download_cruncher(
  directory,
  cruncher_version,
  v3 = getOption("is_cruncher_v3")
)

Arguments

directory	Directory where to save the 'JWSACruncher'. In Windows, a dialog box opens by default to select the directory.
cruncher_version	Character of the version of the 'JWSACruncher' to download ("X.Y.Z" format). By default the last version is downloaded.
v3	Boolean indicating, when parameter cruncher_version is missing, if the last version of the 'JWSACruncher' should be a 3.x.y version or a 2.x.y. By default the value of the option "is_cruncher_v3" is used (equals to FALSE by default).

Details

The 'JWSACruncher' is downloaded from https://github.com/jdemetra/jwsacruncher/releases for versions lower than 3.0.0 and from https://github.com/jdemetra/jdplus-main/releases for the other versions. To use it, it has to be unzip.

See Also

configure_jwsacruncher().

Examples

## Not run: 
# On Windows opens a dialog box to choose the directory where to
# download the last version of the 'JWSACruncher'
download_cruncher()

dir <- tempdir()
# To download the last release:
download_cruncher(dir)

# To download the release of the version 2.2.2:
download_cruncher(dir, "2.2.2")

## End(Not run)

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Create parameter file from list

Description

Create parameter file from list

Usage

list2param_file(
  dir_file_param,
  x,
  file_param = file.path(dir_file_param, "parameters.param")
)

Arguments

dir_file_param	Path to the directory that will contains the parameter file "parameters.param" (if file_param not supplied).
x	A list, for example create by read_param_file() or default_param_file().
file_param	Path to the parameters file. By default the file is named parameters.param and it is created at the fir_file_param directory.

See Also

create_param_file(), read_param_file(), default_param_file() cruncher_and_param().

Examples

## Not run: 
dir = tempdir()
# Here a file parameters.param is created in the directory dir
# with default parameters of 'JWSACruncher' v2
list_param <- default_param_file(v3 = FALSE)
list2param_file(dir, list_param)
# to only export the raw and the seasonally adjusted series
list_param$tsmatrix_series <- c("y", "sa")
list2param_file(dir, list_param)

## End(Not run)

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Get the names of the multiprocessings of a workspace

Description

Function to get the name of the multiprocessings that appears on 'JDemetra+' and the name of the corresponding XML file.

Usage

multiprocessing_names(workspace)

Arguments

workspace

Path to the workspace. By default a dialog box opens to choose the workspace.

Value

A data.frame containing the name of the multiprocessings that appears on 'JDemetra+' (column name) and the name of the associated XML files (column file).

See Also

cruncher_and_param().

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Read parameter file of the 'JWSACruncher'

Description

Read parameter file of the 'JWSACruncher'

Usage

read_param_file(file)

Arguments

file	Path to the parameter file.

See Also

create_param_file(), list2param_file(), default_param_file() cruncher_and_param().

Examples

dir = tempdir()
list_param <- default_param_file(v3 = FALSE)
list2param_file(dir, list_param)
list_param_2 <- read_param_file(file.path(dir, "parameters.param"))
all.equal(list_param, list_param_2)

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Update a workspace

Description

Function to update a workspace without exporting the results.

Usage

update_workspace(
  workspace = NULL,
  policy = "parameters",
  cruncher_bin_directory = getOption("cruncher_bin_directory"),
  log_file = NULL
)

Arguments

workspace	Path to the workspace. By default a dialog box opens to choose the workspace.
policy	Refreshing policy of the processing. By default policy = "parameters" (re-estimation of the coefficients of the reg-ARIMA model, see details).
cruncher_bin_directory	Path to the "bin" directory of the 'JWSACruncher'. By default the value of the option "cruncher_bin_directory" is used.
log_file	Name of the log file of 'JWSACruncher'. By default the log isn't exported.

Value

Path to the workspace.

See Also

cruncher(), cruncher_and_param().

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