createEvenWeek: Create weeks that are relatively even such that there are 52...
In BioAimie/dateManip: Manipulate Date Information to Fill In Data Gaps and Allow Averaging of Missing Values
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View source: R/createEvenWeeks.R
Description
This function takes in a calendar data frame that has an entry for every date since a starting point up through today and
returns a data frame that has a week number 1-52 that are approximately even starting with Jan 1 as Week 1, day 1.
Usage
1
createEvenWeek(calFrame)
Arguments
calFrame
a data frame containing a column of consecutive dates
Details
This function takes a calFrame and returns a data.frame that contains the date with its corresponding CDC reporting week
Value
a data frame that contains the date and the corresponding even week
Author(s)
Aimie Faucett
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)
View source: R/createEvenWeeks.R
Description
This function takes in a calendar data frame that has an entry for every date since a starting point up through today and returns a data frame that has a week number 1-52 that are approximately even starting with Jan 1 as Week 1, day 1.
Usage
1 | createEvenWeek(calFrame)
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Arguments
calFrame |
a data frame containing a column of consecutive dates |
Details
This function takes a calFrame and returns a data.frame that contains the date with its corresponding CDC reporting week
Value
a data frame that contains the date and the corresponding even week
Author(s)
Aimie Faucett
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