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Commands TSTooI Documentation 4.1 Create Time Series The Commands...Create Time Series menu inserts commands for creating new time series in memory. creakeFramLisk(~,,, tread 1(+) kime series Pram a lick of idenkifiers~ creakeTraces(~,,, ~canverk 1 kime series ka 1+ annual kraces~ TS }C = capy(),,, ~capy a kime series TS X = disaggregake(),,, ~disaggregake longer inkerval ka sharker~ TS X = newDayTSFramMankhAndDayTS(),,, ~creake daily kime series Pram mankhly kakal and daily pakkern~ TS }C = newEndofMankhTSFramDayTS(),,, ~canverk daily daka ka end of mankh kime series TS }C = newTimeSeries(),,, ~creake and inikialize a new kime seies~ TS }C = normalize(),., ~narmalize kime series ka unikless values TS ~ = relakiveDifF(),,, ~relakive difference of kime series TS }C = weighkTraces(),,, ~weighk kraces ka creaks a new kime series Commands...Create Time Series Menu These commands create new time series from external data (see createFromList O ), by using user- supplied data (see newTimeSeries O ), or by operating on existing time series. Time series created from existing time series are fundamentally different from the original and cannot take its place with the same identifier. For example, the data interval or identifier is different in the new time series. One important difference between the commands is whether one or multiple time series are created as the result of a command. For example, the TS x =commands create a single time series, which can be referenced using the time series alias (x). However, other commands may create more than one time series, and the identifiers for the time series may not be known until the commands are run and input data are read. Consequently, commands that operate on multiple time series are useful for bulk processing of data but may be more difficult to use for detailed analysis and manipulation. Commands - 2