timeAlign | R Documentation |
Aligns a time vector to a time unit specified as in timeSeq
.
timeAlign(x, by="days", k.by=1, direction=1, week.align=NULL, holidays=timeDate())
x |
a time/date object. |
by |
one of the following character strings, giving the units to align to:
|
k.by |
a non-zero integer giving the number of the |
direction |
either 1 or -1, to align to the next or previous time that is an
integer number of the |
week.align |
if not |
holidays |
dates of holidays for business day alignment. |
returns a time object whose elements are
moved up or down (according to direction
), so that
they lie on integer multiples of k.by * by
units of time,
starting from the beginning of the next larger time unit
(for example, if by="days"
,
then align to multiples of k.by
days added to the first of the
month. If by="hours"
, align to multiples of k.by
hours since
midnight).
Notes
for "weeks"
, "weekdays"
, and "bizdays"
,
k.by
is assumed to be 1 and ignored.
"weeks"
without week.align
is equivalent to "days"
.
k.by
should be a divisor of the number of
by
units in the next larger time unit, or NA
values
result.
timeSeq
.
x <- timeDate(c("2/11/1992 22:34", "7/8/1995 08:32"), format="%a %02m/%02d/%Y %02H:%02M") # move to beginning of month timeAlign(x,"months",direction=-1) # move to beginning of next month timeAlign(x,"months",direction=1) # move to next multiple of 3 hours timeAlign(x,"hours",3) # move to next Friday timeAlign(x,"weeks", week.align="Friday")
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