lagk: Lag a vector

In statip: Statistical Functions for Probability Distributions and Regression

Description

This function computes a lagged vector, shifting it back or forward.

Usage

lagk(x, k, na = FALSE, cst = FALSE)

Arguments

x	A vector.
k	integer. The number of lags. If k < 0, la serie est avancee au lieu d'etre retardee.
na	logical. If na = TRUE and k > 0 (resp. k < 0), the |k| holes created in the lagged vector are put to NA; otherwise, the imputation depends on cst.
cst	logical. If na = FALSE and cst = TRUE, the |k| holes created in the lagged vector are put to x[[1L]] (or to x[[length(x)]] if k < 0). If na = FALSE and cst = FALSE, these |k| holes are imputed by the k first values of x (or the k last values if k < 0).

Value

A vector of the same type and length as x.

Examples

v <- sample(1:10)
print(v)
lagk(v, 1)
lagk(v, 1, na = TRUE)
lagk(v, -2)
lagk(v, -3, na = TRUE)
lagk(v, -3, na = FALSE, cst = TRUE)
lagk(v, -3, na = FALSE)

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