"tsparam" class is designed to represent results from time
  series analysis. It just provides common plot and 
  print methods for estimated parameters.tsparam (x, y, xlab="", ylab="", lab="", ybnd=NULL, ysgnf=NULL)
plot (obj, xlim = range(obj$x), ylim = range(attr(obj,"ybnd"),obj$y),
      xlab = attr(obj,"xlab"), ylab = attr(obj,"ylab"),
      type = "l", main = "", grid = TRUE, col = "black", 
      bcol = "blue", gridcol = "lightgrey") 
print (obj, digits = max(3,.Options$digits-3), ...)x,y."tsparam" object or the way it was build.x and
    y which contains confidence bounds for the y data.x
    containing the significance codes for the y data."tsparam" object.print.tsparam constructs and returns a class "tsparam" object.
  It consists of a list with elements x and y. Attached
  attributes are "xlab", "ylab", "ybnd",
  "ysgnf", and "lab".
  
  The print and plot methods return the invisible input
  object.plot, printx <- 1:100
y <- rnorm (100)
t <- tsparam (x,y,"index","random numbers")
plot (t)
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