parent_command:forecast
usage: season [-v {AAPL.date,AAPL.open,AAPL.high,AAPL.low,AAPL.close,AAPL.adj_close,AAPL.volume,AAPL.dividends,AAPL.stock_splits}] [-m M] [--max_lag MAX_LAG] [-a ALPHA]

The seasonality for a given column

optional arguments:
  -v {AAPL.date,AAPL.open,AAPL.high,AAPL.low,AAPL.close,AAPL.adj_close,AAPL.volume,AAPL.dividends,AAPL.stock_splits}, --values {AAPL.date,AAPL.open,AAPL.high,AAPL.low,AAPL.close,AAPL.adj_close,AAPL.volume,AAPL.dividends,AAPL.stock_splits}
                        Dataset.column values to be displayed in a plot (default: None)
  -m M                  A time lag to highlight on the plot (default: None)
  --max_lag MAX_LAG     The maximal lag order to consider (default: 24)
  -a ALPHA, --alpha ALPHA
                        The confidence interval to display (default: 0.05)


Examples:
- Analyze the seasonality for the closing price of a stock: forecast/load <SYMBOL>/season -v <SYMBOL>.close
- Examine the seasonality of the adjusted closing price with a highlighted time lag of 12: forecast/load <SYMBOL>/season -v <SYMBOL>.adj_close -m 12
- Investigate the seasonality for the volume of a stock with a maximum lag order of 36: forecast/load <SYMBOL>/season -v <SYMBOL>.volume --max_lag 36
- Explore the seasonality of a stock's opening price with a 95% confidence interval: forecast/load <SYMBOL>/season -v <SYMBOL>.open -a 0.05
- Study the seasonality of a stock's low price with a time lag of 6 and a 99% confidence interval: forecast/load <SYMBOL>/season -v <SYMBOL>.low -m 6 -a 0.01