get.ss: A function to identify near-stationary states
In JaredSun26/pems: Functions to process PeMS 30 second traffic data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
A function to identify near-stationary states
Usage
1
Arguments
datasets
The output from get.CI, a list of candidate intervals
mindr
Minimum duration of the candidate intervals
maxdr
Maximum duration of the candidate intervals
hot
The high-occupancy threshold
gapt
The gap threshold
Examples
1
ss<-get.ss(ci,mindr=4, maxdr=10, hot=0.15, gapt=1)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
A function to identify near-stationary states
Usage
1 |
Arguments
datasets |
The output from get.CI, a list of candidate intervals |
mindr |
Minimum duration of the candidate intervals |
maxdr |
Maximum duration of the candidate intervals |
hot |
The high-occupancy threshold |
gapt |
The gap threshold |
Examples
1 | ss<-get.ss(ci,mindr=4, maxdr=10, hot=0.15, gapt=1)
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