On Mai 5 2017, at 10:03 pm, Allin Cottrell <cottrell@wfu.edu> wrote:

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Problem 2: OK, but I'd like to provide several columns of forecast
values -- can't you give me a return matrix with several columns of
forecast evaluation statistics?

Fix 2: We now support this. For the actual observed values, y, we
still require a single series or vector, but if you give as the
second argument, f, a matrix with n columns, we return a matrix with
n columns, each of which contains forecast evaluation statistics for
the corresponding column of f. (The number of rows of f must, of
course, match the number of values in y).
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Dear Allin, very nice implementation! Is it possible to include lists as the

second argument?

Best,

Henrique