get.f.step.size: Get step size for data
In ncdf4.helpers: Helper Functions for Use with the 'ncdf4' Package
get.f.step.size R Documentation
Get step size for data
Description
Get step size for data.
Usage
get.f.step.size(d, f)
Arguments
d
The data to have the step size determined
f
The function to aggregate the step size
Details
Gets the step size for data, aggregated by the supplied function. This is useful when you want to know the mean timestep size, median, minimum, range, etc for the purposes of classifying data by time resolution.
Value
The step size
Examples
dat <- c(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7)
## Will be 2
max.step.size <- get.f.step.size(dat, max)
## Will be 1
min.step.size <- get.f.step.size(dat, min)
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Get step size for data
Description
Get step size for data.
Usage
get.f.step.size(d, f)
Arguments
d |
The data to have the step size determined |
f |
The function to aggregate the step size |
Details
Gets the step size for data, aggregated by the supplied function. This is useful when you want to know the mean timestep size, median, minimum, range, etc for the purposes of classifying data by time resolution.
Value
The step size
Examples
dat <- c(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7)
## Will be 2
max.step.size <- get.f.step.size(dat, max)
## Will be 1
min.step.size <- get.f.step.size(dat, min)
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