gettime: gettime calculates time in seconds passed each day
In MQMF: Modelling and Quantitative Methods in Fisheries
gettime R Documentation
gettime calculates time in seconds passed each day
Description
gettime is a function designed to facilitate the measurement
of time between intervals within R software that are expected to
take a maximum of hours. It calculates the time as seconds elapsed
from the start of each day. As long as the timing of events does not
pass from one day to the next accurate results will be generated. To
measure the time taken one would store an initial value that would be
subtracted from a final value.
Usage
gettime()
Value
the time in seconds from the start of a day
Examples
begin <- gettime()
for (i in 1:1e6) sqrt(i)
finish <- gettime()
print(finish - begin)
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gettime calculates time in seconds passed each day
Description
gettime is a function designed to facilitate the measurement of time between intervals within R software that are expected to take a maximum of hours. It calculates the time as seconds elapsed from the start of each day. As long as the timing of events does not pass from one day to the next accurate results will be generated. To measure the time taken one would store an initial value that would be subtracted from a final value.
Usage
gettime()
Value
the time in seconds from the start of a day
Examples
begin <- gettime()
for (i in 1:1e6) sqrt(i)
finish <- gettime()
print(finish - begin)
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