How to interpret R output

[Atkay777]

Hi!, Please I want to know How to interpret the result of unit root test in r

[eoppe1022]

Can you post an example of what your unit root test or one you're looking at? It'll be a lot easier for people to help you then. Check out the reprex package (reproducible example) https://reprex.tidyverse.org/

[Atkay777]

[jcblum]

Hi @Atkay777!

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[joels]

As the previous commenters indicated, a reproducible example will make it easier to provide help specifically tailored to your issue. For general guidance on using and interpreting unit root tests in R, you might find useful the open access text Forecasting: Principles and Practice, which has a section on stationarity and unit root tests.