View source: R/fractional_years.R
as.Date.yrs | R Documentation |
Coerces an yrs
object to a Date
object.
Some loss of information comes if year.length = "approx"
was set when using [get.yrs]
, so the transformation back
to Date
will not be perfect there. With year.length = "actual"
the original values are perfectly retrieved.
## S3 method for class 'yrs'
as.Date(x, ...)
x |
an |
... |
unused, included for compatibility with other |
A vector of Date
values based on the input fractional years.
Joonas Miettinen
[get.yrs]
data("sire", package = "popEpi")
## approximate year lengths: here 20 % have an extra day added
sire$dg_yrs <- get.yrs(sire$dg_date)
summary(sire$dg_yrs)
dg_date2 <- as.Date(sire$dg_yrs)
summary(as.numeric(dg_date2 - as.Date(sire$dg_date)))
## using actual year lengths
sire$dg_yrs <- get.yrs(sire$dg_date, year.length = "actual")
summary(sire$dg_yrs)
dg_date2 <- as.Date(sire$dg_yrs)
summary(as.numeric(dg_date2 - as.Date(sire$dg_date)))
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