g.part5.lux_persegment: Extract key lux variables per segment of the data.
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View source: R/g.part5.lux_persegment.R
g.part5.lux_persegment R Documentation
Extract key lux variables per segment of the data.
Description
Extracts per segment of the day: mean lux, time above 1000 lux, time awake,
and time LUX imputed. Function not intended
for direct use by package user.
Usage
g.part5.lux_persegment(ts, sse, LUX_day_segments, epochSize, desiredtz = "")
Arguments
ts
Data.frame with time series
sse
Indices corresponding to the current time window (e.g. MM or WW)
LUX_day_segments
See GGIR
epochSize
Numeric epoch size in seconds
desiredtz
See GGIR
Value
List with values (vector) of the derived variables and corresponding names (vector).
Author(s)
Vincent T van Hees <v.vanhees@accelting.com>
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View source: R/g.part5.lux_persegment.R
| g.part5.lux_persegment | R Documentation |
Extract key lux variables per segment of the data.
Description
Extracts per segment of the day: mean lux, time above 1000 lux, time awake, and time LUX imputed. Function not intended for direct use by package user.
Usage
g.part5.lux_persegment(ts, sse, LUX_day_segments, epochSize, desiredtz = "")
Arguments
ts |
Data.frame with time series |
sse |
Indices corresponding to the current time window (e.g. MM or WW) |
LUX_day_segments |
See GGIR |
epochSize |
Numeric epoch size in seconds |
desiredtz |
See GGIR |
Value
List with values (vector) of the derived variables and corresponding names (vector).
Author(s)
Vincent T van Hees <v.vanhees@accelting.com>
R Package Documentation
Browse R Packages
We want your feedback!
Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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