addEventShades: add shaded areas representing time intervals within "events"
In KWB-R/kwb.dygraph: Additional Functions to be Used with dygraph-Objects
addEventShades R Documentation
add shaded areas representing time intervals within "events"
Description
add shaded areas representing time intervals within "events"
Usage
addEventShades(
dygraph,
events,
color = "lightgrey",
signalWidth = kwb.event::hsSigWidth(events)
)
Arguments
dygraph
dygraph object as returned by dygraph
events
data frame with columns tBeg (begin time) and tEnd
(end time) of events to be drawn
color
color (default: "lightgrey")
signalWidth
signal width in seconds = length of time interval that one
timestamp in the original data represents, e.g. 300 for 5-minutes-data
Value
modified dygraph object
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add shaded areas representing time intervals within "events"
Description
add shaded areas representing time intervals within "events"
Usage
addEventShades( dygraph, events, color = "lightgrey", signalWidth = kwb.event::hsSigWidth(events) )
Arguments
dygraph |
dygraph object as returned by dygraph |
events |
data frame with columns tBeg (begin time) and tEnd (end time) of events to be drawn |
color |
color (default: "lightgrey") |
signalWidth |
signal width in seconds = length of time interval that one timestamp in the original data represents, e.g. 300 for 5-minutes-data |
Value
modified dygraph object
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