Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Function returns IS, IV, RA, L5, M10 as well as L5 and M10 start times for single actigraphy files. Additionally, it also returns the L value (Lflex) and the start time for a specified number of minutes. The function also returns a classic dual day plot for the data, a plot of minutewise averages across 24 hours as well as a plot for hourly averages across 24 hours.
1 | nparACT_flex(name, SR, cutoff = 1, minutes, plot = T, fulldays = T)
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name |
Character string containing the actigraphy file name. Actigraphy files must contain a first column with a date/time vector, which must be of form |
SR |
Sampling rate in Hz. |
cutoff |
Can be used to define a cutoff for actigraphy data. Default value is |
minutes |
Number of minutes for which the Lflex value should be computed. |
plot |
If |
fulldays |
If |
Data frame containing IS, IV and RA values. Besides this, L5, M10 and Lflex (for the number of minutes specified) values are given along with the respective start times.
Christine Blume <christine.blume@sbg.ac.at> Nayantara Santhi <n.santhi@surrey.ac.uk> Manuel Schabus <manuel.schabus@sbg.ac.at>
1 2 3 | # example function nparACT
data(sleepstudy)
r <- nparACT_flex("sleepstudy", SR = 4/60, minutes = 435)
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