access the se of a forecast

Hello,

You're right, sorry for the misleading (general purpose) information.

fit$model$s20

(The object can be inspected with names(fit) and then print each of the
components or names(fit$model).)

Rui Barradas

plocq wrote

Thank you very much for your answer. I didn't know this.
However, I tried what you suggest and it doesn't work either : 
- by typing summary(fit)$s20, I get exactly what I had with summary(fit)
and
- by typing sfit<-summary(fit) and then sfit$s20, I get NULL...
these facts seem very strange to me.

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