daySEday: Return the first day of the Epidemiological Week and...
In AlertaDengue/AlertTools: utility functions for the Infodengue Alert System
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daySEday R Documentation
Return the first day of the Epidemiological Week and vice-versa
Description
Return the first day of the Epidemiological Week and vice-versa
Usage
daySEday(x, format = "%Y-%m-%d")
Arguments
x
numeric vector with epidemiological weeks , format 201945, or date
Value
data.frame with SE and first day.
Examples
daySEday(x=201812)
daySEday(x = c(202041:202104))
daySEday(x = c("2015-12-23", "2015-10-23", "2022-10-16"))
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Return the first day of the Epidemiological Week and vice-versa
Description
Return the first day of the Epidemiological Week and vice-versa
Usage
daySEday(x, format = "%Y-%m-%d")
Arguments
x |
numeric vector with epidemiological weeks , format 201945, or date |
Value
data.frame with SE and first day.
Examples
daySEday(x=201812)
daySEday(x = c(202041:202104))
daySEday(x = c("2015-12-23", "2015-10-23", "2022-10-16"))
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