TrajMerge: Combine multiple trajectories into a single whole trajectory
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TrajMerge R Documentation
Combine multiple trajectories into a single whole trajectory
Description
This is the inverse of TrajSplit.
Usage
TrajMerge(parts)
Arguments
parts
A list containing one or more trajectories. The trajectories are
concatenated together in order.
Value
A single trajectory.
See Also
TrajSplit
Examples
trj <- TrajGenerate(n = 20)
ntrj <- TrajMerge(TrajSplit(trj, c(3, 9, 20)))
print(all(trj == ntrj))
## [1] TRUE
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Combine multiple trajectories into a single whole trajectory
Description
This is the inverse of TrajSplit.
Usage
TrajMerge(parts)
Arguments
parts |
A list containing one or more trajectories. The trajectories are concatenated together in order. |
Value
A single trajectory.
See Also
TrajSplit
Examples
trj <- TrajGenerate(n = 20)
ntrj <- TrajMerge(TrajSplit(trj, c(3, 9, 20)))
print(all(trj == ntrj))
## [1] TRUE
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