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It is possible to use a secondary data frame to determine the aesthetics of tokens irregardless of the times at which activities occurred. This can be useful if measurement are taken throughout a process, but the measurement event itself should not be included in the process map.
For example, the lactic acid measurements of the sepsis
data could be used in that way:
library(processanimateR) library(dplyr) library(bupaR) # Extract only the lacticacid measurements lactic <- sepsis %>% mutate(lacticacid = as.numeric(lacticacid)) %>% filter_activity(c("LacticAcid")) %>% as.data.frame() %>% select("case" = case_id, "time" = timestamp, value = lacticacid) # format needs to be 'case,time,value' # Remove the measurement events from the sepsis log sepsisBase <- sepsis %>% filter_activity(c("LacticAcid", "CRP", "Leucocytes", "Return ER", "IV Liquid", "IV Antibiotics"), reverse = T) %>% filter_trace_frequency(percentage = 0.95) # Animate with the secondary data frame `lactic` animate_process(sepsisBase, mode = "relative", duration = 300, legend = "color", mapping = token_aes(color = token_scale(lactic, scale = "linear", range = c("#fff5eb","#7f2704"))))
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