grapes-IN-grapes: Returns the common columns

In eva3dm: Evaluation of 3D Meteorological and Air Quality Models

Returns the common columns

Description

results of 'd01 in d02' style syntax

Usage

x %IN% y

Arguments

x	data.frame
y	data.frame or character string

Value

data.frame with common columns or a cropped SpatRaster

Note

a message is always displayed to keep easy to track and debug issues (with the results and the evaluation process).

can be used to crop rast objects, such as arguments of sat() function

Examples

times <- seq(as.POSIXct('2024-01-01',tz = 'UTC'),
             as.POSIXct('2024-01-02',tz = 'UTC'),
             by = 'hour')
randon_stuff <- rnorm(25,10)

observation <- data.frame(date   = times,
                          site_1 = randon_stuff,
                          site_3 = randon_stuff,
                          site_4 = randon_stuff,
                          site_5 = randon_stuff,
                          site_6 = randon_stuff,
                          site_7 = randon_stuff)

model_d01 <- data.frame(date  = times,
                        site_1=randon_stuff+1,
                        site_2=randon_stuff+2,
                        site_3=randon_stuff+3,
                        site_4=randon_stuff+4)

model_d02 <- data.frame(date  = times,
                        site_1=randon_stuff-1,
                        site_3=randon_stuff-3)

# multiline
model_d01_in_d02 <- model_d01 %IN% model_d02
eva(mo = model_d01_in_d02, ob = observation, rname = 'd01 in d02')

# or single line
eva(mo = model_d01 %IN% model_d02, ob = observation, rname = 'd01 in d02')
# or
eva(mo = model_d01, ob = observation %IN% model_d02, rname = 'd01 in d02')

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