Jun Cai

This can be resolved by specifying the output of `TeX()` as character, although "character" is not one of the values that the `output` argument can take, and turning the `parse`...

I also frequently have the same need of line breaks.

I think this feature is related to the line break(`\n`) support in plotmath expression, rather than `latex2exp` itself, as **latex2exp** just converts the LaTeX into corresponding plotmath expression. From the...

@zachmayer After my PR https://github.com/twitter/AnomalyDetection/pull/92, the `timestamp` column is now stored as POSIXct rather than POSIXlt and the timezone attribute is kept. Now your code demo produces following output ```...

I have fixed it by PR https://github.com/twitter/AnomalyDetection/pull/92 Now the AnomalyDetectionTs keeps the original timezone attr as the input timestamp, see following output. ``` > attr(data$timestamp, "tzone") attr(data$timestamp, "tzone") [1] "America/New_York"...

@Maryoda2 The `Error: Column x is a date/time and must be stored as POSIXct, not POSIXlt` has been fixed by my PR https://github.com/twitter/AnomalyDetection/pull/92, which has not been merged into the...

@Maryoda2 could you give an example reproducing the error?

Please run `str(data)` to see the structure of `data` and post the result. Otherwise without your data, I cannot reproduce the error to provide help.

This is because your timestamp is not in the format of "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:00", which means `AnomalyDetectionTs()` detect anomalies every minute, while your timestamp appears to be every 10 seconds. If...

@Maryoda2 Could you share a sample of your data, which I can use for reproducing the error and testing? I think the problem you encountered has been reported in issue...