Guys,
I'd like to point out a behavior change in na.locf (and na.approx) from the zoo
package between versions 1.6.3 and 1.6.4
If na.rm=T (it is by default) in 1.6.3 na.omit would be used to remove the
leading NAa, in 1.6.4 na.trim is used instead. In zoo 1.6.4
tmp = zoo(as.matrix(1, ncol=1, nrow=100), 1:100)
colnames(tmp)="TEST"
class(coredata(tmp))
[1] "matrix"
colnames(tmp)
[1] "TEST"
colnames(na.locf(tmp))
NULL
class(coredata(na.locf(tmp)))
[1] "numeric"
class(tmp) = c("Test",class(tmp))
class(na.locf(tmp))
[1] "zoo"
Whilst with zoo 1.6.3 the univariate zoo series keep the matrix coredata and
the colnames :(, it also kept the class of the original.
Unfortunately this breaks my code :(
Any particular motivation between this change? I'm downgrading to 1.6.3 for the
time being :(
Cheers,
//Giuseppe
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