* using log directory 'd:/Rcompile/CRANpkg/local/2.15/TSA.Rcheck' * using R version 2.15.0 (2012-03-30) * using platform: x86_64-pc-mingw32 (64-bit) * using session charset: ISO8859-1 * checking for file 'TSA/DESCRIPTION' ... OK * checking extension type ... Package * this is package 'TSA' version '0.98' * checking package dependencies ... OK * checking if this is a source package ... OK * checking if there is a namespace ... NOTE As from R 2.14.0 all packages need a namespace. One will be generated on installation, but it is better to handcraft a NAMESPACE file: R CMD build will produce a suitable starting point. CRAN requires a NAMESPACE file for all submissions. * checking whether package 'TSA' can be installed ... OK * checking installed package size ... OK * checking package directory ... OK * checking for portable file names ... OK * checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK * checking top-level files ... OK * checking index information ... 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NOTE BoxCox.ar: warning in ar((y^xl[i] - 1)/xl[i], method = method, order = order): partial argument match of 'order' to 'order.max' BoxCox.ar: warning in ar(log(y), method = method, order = order): partial argument match of 'order' to 'order.max' arima : armafilter: warning in filter(x, filter = theta, side = 1, method = "convolution"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arima : armafilter: warning in filter(x, filter = phi, side = 1, method = "recursive"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arima : armafilter: warning in filter(x, filter = Delta, side = 1, method = "recursive"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arima.boot : arimab.sim: warning in filter(rnorm(n = n + ntrans, mean = 0, sd = sd), init = rnorm(n = q, mean = 0, sd = sd), filter = ma, method = "convolution", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arima.boot : arimab.sim: warning in filter(sample(residuals, replace = TRUE, size = n + ntrans), init = sample(residuals, size = q, replace = TRUE), filter = ma, method = "convolution", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arima.boot : arimab.sim: warning in filter(noise, filter = ar, method = "recursive", init = initial, side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arimax : armafilter: warning in filter(x, filter = theta, side = 1, method = "convolution"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arimax : armafilter: warning in filter(x, filter = phi, side = 1, method = "recursive"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' arimax : armafilter: warning in filter(x, filter = Delta, side = 1, method = "recursive"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' detectAO: warning in filter(c(0 * resid[-1], rev(resid)), filter = piwt, side = 1, method = "convolution"): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' gBox : gBox.test: warning in filter(M, filter = beta, method = "recursive", side = 1, init = rep(sigma2, length(beta))): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' gBox : gBox1.test: warning in filter(M, filter = beta, method = "recursive", side = 1, init = rep(sigma2, length(beta))): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' plot.Arima: warning in ts(window(x, start = n1, end = n2), start = n1, end = n2, freq = frequency(x)): partial argument match of 'freq' to 'frequency' plot.Arima: warning in ts(c(x, pred), start = start(x), freq = frequency(x)): partial argument match of 'freq' to 'frequency' plot.Arima: warning in ts(window(y, start = n2), start = n2, freq = frequency(x)): partial argument match of 'freq' to 'frequency' prewhiten : filter.mod: warning in filter(x, filter = c(1, -model$Delta), method = "convolution", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' prewhiten : filter.mod: warning in filter(x, filter = c(1, -model$phi), method = "convolution", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' prewhiten : filter.mod: warning in filter(x, filter = -model$theta, method = "recursive", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' prewhiten: warning in filter(x, filter = c(1, -ar.res$ar), method = "convolution", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' prewhiten: warning in filter(y, filter = c(1, -ar.res$ar), method = "convolution", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' tsdiag.Arima: warning in filter(psiv, filter = ar, method = "recursive", side = 1): partial argument match of 'side' to 'sides' Found .Internal calls in the following functions: 'tar' 'tsdiag.TAR' with calls to .Internal functions 'cat' Packages should not call .Internal(): it is not part of the API, for use only by R itself and subject to change without notice. * checking Rd files ... 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