Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
tplot
provides a histogram of integrated data that plots the temporal distribution of duplicate and unique entries
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object |
object of class |
time_unit |
character specifying the temporal bin: "days", "weeks", "months", and "years". |
free_scale |
boolean if duplicates should be presented on a different scale from unique entries. A free scale makes it easier to assess the number of duplicate entries and from which input data they emerge, given that there can be relatively few at times. |
tplot
generates a temporal histogram that identifies unique entries after duplicates are removed and a reverse temporal histogram charting the distribution of duplicate entries. The function provides a concise summary of the integration output across the input time period presented in a relevant unit.
Returns a histogram plot where the y-axis is a frequency capturing the total number of events for that time period, and the x-axis is time.
Karsten Donnay and Eric Dunford.
Karsten Donnay, Eric T. Dunford, Erin C. McGrath, David Backer, David E. Cunningham. (2018). "Integrating Conflict Event Data." Journal of Conflict Resolution.
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output <- meltt(crash_data1, crash_data2, crash_data3,
taxonomies = crash_taxonomies, twindow = 1, spatwindow = 3)
# Free scale
tplot(output, time_unit = "days")
# Relative scale
tplot(output, time_unit = "days", free_scale = FALSE)
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