splitCH | R Documentation |
splitCH will split a character string vector of capture histories into a matrix. The matrix is appended to the original data set (data) if one is specified. Will handle character and numeric values in ch. Results will differ depending on content of ch. collapseCH will collapse a capture history matrix back into a character vector. Argument can either be a capture history matrix (chmat) or a dataframe (data) that contains fields with a specified prefix.
splitCH(x="ch", data=NULL, prefix="Time") collapseCH(chmat=NULL, data=NULL, prefix="Time")
x |
A vector containing the character strings of capture histories or the column number or name in the data set |
data |
A data frame containing columnwith value in x if x indicates a column in a data frame |
prefix |
first portion of field names for split ch |
chmat |
capture history matrix |
A data frame if data specified and a matrix if vector ch is specified
Devin Johnson; Jeff Laake
# This example is excluded from testing to reduce package check time data(dipper) # following returns a matrix chmat=splitCH(dipper$ch) # following returns the original dataframe with the ch split into columns newdipper=splitCH(data=dipper) # following collapses chmat ch=collapseCH(chmat) # following finds fields in newdipper and creates ch newdipper$ch=NULL newdipper=collapseCH(data=newdipper)
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