| nparACT_flex_loop | R Documentation |
Computes the classic non-parametric actigraphy measures interdaily stability (IS), intradaily variability (IV), and relative amplitude (RA), as well as the L5 and M10 values and their respective start times. In addition, the function computes a flexible low-activity period (Lflex) of user-defined duration and its start time, looping over all actigraphy files contained in a specified directory.
nparACT_flex_loop(path, SR, cutoff = 1, minutes, plot = T, fulldays = T)
path |
Character string specifying the path to a directory containing the actigraphy files to be analysed. |
SR |
Numeric. Sampling rate in Hertz (samples per second). |
cutoff |
Numeric. Activity threshold used to classify movement. Defaults to 1. |
minutes |
Numeric. Length of the flexible low-activity window (Lflex) in minutes. |
plot |
Logical. If |
fulldays |
Logical. If |
Each file in the directory is processed independently using the same parameters. Results are returned as one row per file.
Files in path are expected to be plain text or CSV files
with either two columns (time, activity) or three columns
(date, time, activity). Time variables are internally converted
to POSIXct. Missing values in the activity signal are not
permitted.
Interdaily stability (IS) and intradaily variability (IV) are computed
from hourly averaged activity data. Relative amplitude (RA) is derived
from the difference between the most active 10-hour period (M10) and
the least active 5-hour period (L5). The flexible low-activity measure
(Lflex) represents the least active contiguous period of the duration
specified by minutes.
If plot = TRUE, an aggregated (grand average) hourly activity
profile across all files is generated.
A data frame with one row per processed file and the following columns:
Interdaily stability
Intradaily variability
Relative amplitude
Mean activity during the least active 5-hour period
Start time of the L5 period
Mean activity during the most active 10-hour period
Start time of the M10 period
Mean activity during the least active flexible period
Start time of the Lflex period
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