Plot a Sabl Decomposition

DESCRIPTION:
Produces a plot of a decomposition created by sabl.

USAGE:
sablplot(y, title="")

REQUIRED ARGUMENTS:
y:
object containing components trend, seasonal and irregular, typically the result of a call to the function sabl. This may optionally contain the component calendar. The decomposed series may be in a component named transformed or y. If it is not present, it is computed as the sum of the trend, seasonal, irregular, and calendar (if present) components.

OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS:
title:
main title for the page of plots.

SIDE EFFECTS:
produces one page of plots composed of 4 or 5 separate plots: the series that was decomposed (the transformed series), the trend, seasonal, calendar (if there is one) and irregular components. To the right of each plot is a bar which portrays the relative scaling of that plot; i.e., the bar spans the same number of units in each plot.

DETAILS:
Takes an argument y of a decomposition created by sabl and produces a page of 4 or 5 plots: The decomposed series and the components.

REFERENCES:
Cleveland, W. S. (1985). The Elements of Graphing Data. Wadsworth, Monterey, California.

Cleveland, W. S. and Terpenning, I. J. (1982). Graphical Methods for Seasonal Adjustment. Journal of the American Statistical Association 77, 52-62.


SEE ALSO:
sabl , monthplot , tsplot , plot.stl .

EXAMPLES:
h <- sabl(hstart)
sablplot(h, "Housing Starts")