cut_season: Cut date-time vectors into seasons
In Ostluft/rOstluft.plot: Ploting air quality data
cut_season R Documentation
Cut date-time vectors into seasons
Description
Cut date-time vectors into seasons
Usage
cut_season(x, labels = NULL)
Arguments
x
a date-time vector
labels
a list for recoding. Names and order should be "DJF", "MAM", "JJA", "SON"
Value
factor of seasons
Examples
dates <- lubridate::ymd(010101) + months(0:11)
cut_season(dates)
cut_season(dates, c(DJF = "winter", MAM = "spring", JJA = "summer", SON = "autumn"))
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Cut date-time vectors into seasons
Description
Cut date-time vectors into seasons
Usage
cut_season(x, labels = NULL)
Arguments
x |
a date-time vector |
labels |
a list for recoding. Names and order should be "DJF", "MAM", "JJA", "SON" |
Value
factor of seasons
Examples
dates <- lubridate::ymd(010101) + months(0:11)
cut_season(dates)
cut_season(dates, c(DJF = "winter", MAM = "spring", JJA = "summer", SON = "autumn"))
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