Calcolo dei residui dalla regressione

Il tuo modello precedente che predice il log delle vendite dal log del prezzo insieme agli effetti di festività e promozioni è salvato nell'oggetto model_MET_hi_full. Il data frame con i dati usati per costruire questo modello è nell'oggetto MET_hi_train. Ora vediamo dove abbiamo sbagliato.

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Calcola i residui dal modello model_MET_hi_full e salvali come MET_hi_full_res.
Converti questi residui in un oggetto xts. Ricorda che l’indice delle date è salvato in dates_train.

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# Calculate the residuals from the model
MET_hi_full_res <- ___(___)

# Convert the residuals to an xts object
MET_hi_full_res <- xts(___, order.by = ___)

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