\name{forecasts}
\alias{forecasts}
\alias{forecasts.forecast}
\alias{forecasts.featherForecasts}
\alias{forecasts.horizonForecasts}
\title{Extract Forecasts}
\description{Extract forecasts from and object.}
\usage{
    forecasts(obj)
    \method{forecasts}{forecast}(obj)
    \method{forecasts}{featherForecasts}(obj)
    \method{forecasts}{horizonForecasts}(obj)
}
\arguments{
    \item{obj}{An object which contains forecasts.}
}
\value{The forecasts from an object which contains forecasts.}
\details{
    This generic method extracts the forecasts (only) from objects returned 
    by other methods that calculate forecasts. Usually the objects returned
    by the methods which calculate forecasts contain additional
    information which is not returned by this extractor. 
}
\seealso{
    \code{\link{forecast}}
}
\examples{
    data("egJofF.1dec93.data", package="dse")
    model <- estVARXls(window(egJofF.1dec93.data, end=c(1985,12)))
    pr <- forecast(model, conditioning.inputs=inputData(egJofF.1dec93.data))
    z <- forecasts(pr)
} 
\concept{DSE}
\keyword{ts}