time2date: Date time conversion tools
In etasFLP: Mixed FLP and ML Estimation of ETAS Space-Time Point Processes for Earthquake Description
time2date R Documentation
Date time conversion tools
Description
Date time conversion tools, useful in connection with package etasFLP for earthquake description. Base date is Jan. 1st 1900.
Usage
time2date(t)
timecharunique2seq(timestring)
Arguments
t
seconds elapsed from 1900-1-1.
timestring
A time string.
Details
time2date converts sequential time in seconds into character string;
timecharunique2seq converts character times of catalogs into sequential time (seconds elapsed from the base date): the input is a single string.
Value
time2date returns a character string; timecharunique2seq returns a list:
char
the input string.
sec
seconds elapsed from the base date.
day
days elapsed from the base date.
Author(s)
Marcello Chiodi
Examples
## Not run:
tchar="1960-11-06 11:09:35.000"
tsec =timecharunique2seq(tchar)[["sec"]]
time2date(tsec)
## End(Not run)
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Date time conversion tools
Description
Date time conversion tools, useful in connection with package etasFLP for earthquake description. Base date is Jan. 1st 1900.
Usage
time2date(t)
timecharunique2seq(timestring)
Arguments
t |
seconds elapsed from 1900-1-1. |
timestring |
A time string. |
Details
time2date converts sequential time in seconds into character string;
timecharunique2seq converts character times of catalogs into sequential time (seconds elapsed from the base date): the input is a single string.
Value
time2date returns a character string; timecharunique2seq returns a list:
char |
the input string. |
sec |
seconds elapsed from the base date. |
day |
days elapsed from the base date. |
Author(s)
Marcello Chiodi
Examples
## Not run:
tchar="1960-11-06 11:09:35.000"
tsec =timecharunique2seq(tchar)[["sec"]]
time2date(tsec)
## End(Not run)R Package Documentation
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