# Enter batch code below
# Everything after "#" is ignored by the interpreter
# Each line can only hold one function
# Example Batch programs can be found in the "Batch programs" folder of the installation directory
# During a Batch run, text output is presented on the Text Output page and not on the Batch page
############################################

# Example batch program for Case Call center

# Load data, specify path
LoadData(".\data\callcenter.csv")

# Specify name of the dependent variable
SetYVar("callcenter")

# Remove all model selections
SelectCmp()

# Select component level and set to fixed = (True/False)
SelectCmp(COM_LVL, False)

# Select component seasonal and set to fixed=(True/False), seasonal period, number of factors
SelectCmp(COM_SEAS, False, 169, 20)

# Select component seasonal and set to fixed=(True/False), seasonal period, number of factors
SelectCmp(COM_SEAS2, False, 845, 10)

# Select component arma, and specify order p, q
SelectCmp(COM_ARMA, 1, 0)

# Estimate model: BFGS_NUM, begin sample, end sample (-1 for end sample)
EstimateModel(BFGS_NUM, 1, 7605)

# Clear existing plot
ClearPlot()

# Draw extracted signal
# Specify:
# 1) Type of component to plot. For state space models: ST_PRED, ST_FIL, or ST_SMO.
#    For other models: ST_PRED
# 2) Name of component. This name corresponds with the names on the Graphics page.
# 3) Line type (Solid, Dashed, Dotted,  ...). See plot options on the Graphics page for all line types.
# 4) Line color, see plot options on the Graphics page for all line colors.
DrawComponent(ST_SMO, "Y data", "Solid", "black")
DrawComponent(ST_SMO, "Level", "Solid", "tsl blue")

AddSubPlot()
DrawComponent(ST_SMO, "Seasonal", "Solid", "black")

AddSubPlot()
DrawComponent(ST_SMO, "Seasonal 2", "Solid", "black")

AddSubPlot()
DrawComponent(ST_SMO, "ARMA(p,q)", "Solid", "black")