readoqcsv: Read OptiQuant's exported .csv file.

In OptiQuantR: Simplifies and Automates Analyzing and Reporting OptiQuant's log Data

Description

readoqcsv returns a keyed data.table and data.frame ready for fast and easy analysis and reporting.

Usage

readoqcsv(x)

Arguments

x	Single string. Name / path of the file to read in. See details.

Details

Optimized for speed and preparation of data for custom analysis through simple user input. Reads in .csv eliminating unnecessary columns. Sets column classes as appropriate for subsequent use in analysis and reporting. Based on the data imported, it creates new columns to facilitate simple user input for customizing the analysis. Also creates column to facilitate the simple inclusion of a margin of error when filtering data.

readoqcsv("/Users/jpinelo/JPLab/R Projects/opti_557d819b88209.csv") Note that full path is necessary when the file is not in the current working directory.

readoqcsv("opti_557d819b88209.csv") Note that when file is in current working directory, the name and extension of the file are enough.

Value

Classes ‘data.table’ and 'data.frame': n obs. of 17 variables:

Where n is the number of rows no the csv file - 1.

Names of variables (columns): "timeStampO", "session_id", "session_started", "session_finished", "session_total_counted", "gate_id", "person_kind", "id", "year", "month", "day", "weekday", "hour", "week", "min_start_off", "session_length", "timeStamp"

Examples

readoqcsv(system.file("extdata", "testdata.csv", package = "OptiQuantR"))

OptiQuantR documentation built on Jan. 15, 2017, 7 p.m.