#' Sampling rate of a TDR dataset
#'
#' @param x The time sequence.
#' @param type Should the result be returned in seconds ("period") or hertz ("frequence") ?
#' @details Sampling interval taken as the greatest common divisor of observed intervals.
#' @author Yves Le Bras, Simon Wotherspoon
#' @seealso \code{\link{all.equal}}
#' @keywords internal
#' @export
#' @examples
#' time_reso(seq(0, 10, by = 1/0.5), type = "freq")
#' time_reso(seq(0, 10, by = 1), type = "freq")
#' time_reso(seq(0, 10, by = 1/2), type = "freq")
#' time_reso(seq(0, 10, by = 1/5), type = "freq")
#' time_reso(seq(0, 10, by = 1/16), type = "freq")
#'
#' # Please notice that exact equality may not be always true
#' # due to realities of computer arithmetic
#' \dontrun{
#' # Assuming a sufficient number of decimales...
#' repeat {
#' f <- runif(1, 0, 100)
#' tst <- seq(0, 10, by = 1/f)
#' if (length(tst) > 1) break
#' }
#' time_reso(tst, type = "f") == f # is TRUE in most cases
#' all.equal(time_reso(tst, type = "f"), f) # is TRUE
#' }
time_reso <- function(x, type = c("period", "frequence")) {
if (length(x) <= 1) stop("x must have a length > 1.")
dt <- diff(sort(as.numeric(x)))
gcd_reso <- Reduce(gcd, unique(dt))
# Wildlife Computers uses duplicates instead of decimales to code for
# sampling frequencies < 1 Hz. Test for such a case with freq >= 2 Hz
cnd <- dt == 0
if (mean(cnd) >= 0.5)
warning('Duplicated time stamps represent a least 50% of observations.
They could code for a sampling frequency >= 2 Hz.
Try increasing the number of decimales, see options("digits.secs")')
# Test for possible precision issue
likely_reso <- median(dt[!cnd])
if (!nearly_equal(likely_reso, gcd_reso))
warning('Sampling frequency is not safely estabished. Input data may
(1) lack precision, try increasing the number of decimales (see options("digits.secs")),
(2) have a very large amount of missing time stamps.')
switch(match.arg(type), period = gcd_reso, frequence = 1 / gcd_reso)
}
#' Find the dives start and end
#'
#' @param obj An object of class \code{'ses'}, \code{'statdives'} or \code{'tdr'}
#' with time and depth variables named "time" and "depth".
#' @param thres.dur The minimum time (seconds) a dive should last to be
#' considered as a dive. If \code{thres.dur} has two elements the second is the
#' maximum time (seconds) a dive should last to be considered as a dive. If
#' \code{thres.dur = NULL} then this threshod is ignored.
#' @param thres.depth The depth threshold (in sensor units): diving
#' period implies greater values.
#' @param warn Should a Warning column be added ?
#' @param ... Other arguments
#' @return A data frame with the following variable: indice of period start,
#' indice of period end, type of period, duration (s), the dive number and a optional
#' Warning column. Attributes of the data frame include some information about
#' the processing.
#' @seealso \code{\link{bottom_delim}}
#' @export
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' dvs <- dive_delim(exses$tdr)
#'
#' # Processing info
#' table(dvs$warning)
#' attr(dvs, "thres.depth")
#' attr(dvs, "thres.dur")
dive_delim <- function(obj, thres.dur = c(300, 3000), thres.depth = 15,
warn = TRUE, ...) {
UseMethod("dive_delim")
}
#' @inheritParams dive_delim
#' @export
#' @keywords internal
dive_delim.default <- function(obj, thres.dur = c(300, 3000), thres.depth = 15, ...) {
obj[ , "time"] <- as.numeric(obj[ , "time"])
# ID diving/surface periods given a depth threshold
dvs <- per(abs(obj[ , "depth"]) < abs(thres.depth))
# Correction according to duration threshold
# A dive has to last more than "thres.dur" second
if (!is.null(thres.dur)) {
dt <- round(obj[dvs$ed_idx, "time"] - obj[dvs$st_idx, "time"]) + 1
cond_short <- !dvs$value & dt <= thres.dur[1]
cond_long <- if (length(thres.dur) == 2) !dvs$value & dt >= thres.dur[2]
else rep(FALSE, nrow(dvs))
cond <- cond_short | cond_long
dvs$value[cond] <- TRUE
idx_short <- pmean(dvs$st_idx[cond_short], dvs$ed_idx[cond_short])
idx_long <- pmean(dvs$st_idx[cond_long], dvs$ed_idx[cond_long])
out <- per(rep(dvs$value, times = dvs$length))
} else {
cond <- rep(FALSE, nrow(dvs))
}
# Add a Warning column to store possible problems
out$warn <- NA
if (!is.null(thres.dur)) {
out$warn[which.bw(idx_short, out[ , 1:2])] <- 'include a "short" dive.'
out$warn[which.bw(idx_long, out[ , 1:2])] <- 'include a "long" dive.'
}
# Check for missing time stamps
dr <- (out$length - 1) * time_reso(obj[ , "time"])
dt <- round(obj[out$ed_idx, "time"] - obj[out$st_idx, "time"])
missingtime <- dt != dr
if (any(missingtime)) {
warning("The datset has missing time stamps")
out$warn[missingtime] <- upd_warn(out$warn[missingtime], "missing time stamp")
}
# Add a "no_dive" column
out$no_dive <- cumsum(!out$value)
out$no_dive <- ifelse(!out$value, out$no_dive, -out$no_dive)
# Warning if last line is not a surface
if (out$value[nrow(out)] == "dive") {
warning("The dataset ends with a dive. This last dive may be truncated.")
out$warn[nrow(out)] <- upd_warn(out$warn[nrow(out)], "may be truncated")
}
# Format & Set attributes with processing information
out <- setNames(out, c("st_idx", "ed_idx", "type", "dive_dur", "warning", "no_dive"))
out_nms <- c("st_idx", "ed_idx", "no_dive", "warning")
out <- out[ , out_nms]
attr(out, "thres.depth") <- thres.depth
attr(out, "thres.dur") <- thres.dur
attr(out, "ignored_dives") <- list(st_idx = dvs$st_idx[cond], dur = dur <- dt[cond])
# Preallocate bottom limits columns
bttNms <- c("btt_st_idx", "btt_ed_idx")
out[, bttNms] <- NA
out
}
#' @inheritParams dive_delim
#' @export
#' @keywords internal
dive_delim.ses <- function(obj, thres.dur = c(300, 3000), thres.depth = 15,
warn = TRUE, ...) {
if ("delim" %in% names(obj)) {
dvs <- obj$delim
warnCol <- "if"("warning" %in% dvs, which(names(dvs) == "warning"), NULL)
return(dvs[ , c(1:3, warnCol)])
}
dive_delim.default(obj, thres.dur, thres.depth, warn, ...)
}
#' Find the dives' bottom start and end
#'
#' @param obj An object of class \code{'ses'} or \code{'tdr'}. In the first case
#' the function just returns the delim table of the object if it exists else it
#' computes the delim table from the TDR data.
#' with time and depth variables named "time" and "depth".
#' @param method the method to used. See help for functions in see also section
#' to get details about possible options. When \code{"vspd"} or \code{"halsey"}
#' methods fails \code{"std"} is used instead.
#' @param dvs a delim table such as return by \code{\link{dive_delim}}. If NULL
#' \code{\link{dive_delim}} will be used with default arguments to compute one.
#' @param ... arguments to be passed to \code{\link{bottom_delim_vspd}},
#' \code{\link{bottom_delim_halsey}}, \code{\link{bottom_delim_bsm}} or
#' \code{\link{bottom_delim_std}} according to the specified method.
#' @export
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' dvs_vspd <- bottom_delim(exses$tdr)
#' dvs_halsey <- bottom_delim(exses$tdr, method = "halsey")
#' dvs_bsm <- bottom_delim(exses$tdr, method = "bsm")
#' dvs_std <- bottom_delim(exses$tdr, method = "std")
#'
#' # Example using the four methods
#' n_dv <- 300
#' opar <- par(no.readonly = TRUE) ; par(mfrow = c(2, 2))
#' exses$delim <- dvs_vspd
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, no = n_dv, obj = exses, main = 'method = "vspd"')
#' tdrply(points, 1:2, ty = "_", no = n_dv, obj = exses, col = "red")
#' exses$delim <- dvs_halsey
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, no = n_dv, obj = exses, main = 'method = "halsey"')
#' tdrply(points, 1:2, ty = "_", no = n_dv, obj = exses, col = "red")
#' exses$delim <- dvs_bsm
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, no = n_dv, obj = exses, main = 'method = "bsm"')
#' tdrply(points, 1:2, ty = "_", no = n_dv, obj = exses, col = "red")
#' exses$delim <- dvs_std
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, no = n_dv, obj = exses, main = 'method = "std"')
#' tdrply(points, 1:2, ty = "_", no = n_dv, obj = exses, col = "red")
#' par(opar)
bottom_delim <- function(obj, method = c("vspd", "haslsey", "bsm", "std"), dvs = NULL, ...) {
UseMethod("bottom_delim")
}
#' @inheritParams bottom_delim
#' @export
#' @keywords internal
bottom_delim.default <- function(obj, method = c("vspd", "halsey", "bsm", "std"),
dvs = NULL, ...) {
method <- match.arg(method, method)
delim_fun <- switch(method, bottom_delim_std, "bsm" = bottom_delim_bsm,
"vspd" = bottom_delim_vspd, "halsey" = bottom_delim_halsey)
# First delimitate dives and surfaces
if (is.null(dvs)) dvs <- dive_delim(obj)
dv_attr_nms <- c("thres.depth", "thres.dur", "ignored_dives")
dv_attr <- attributes(dvs)[dv_attr_nms]
obj[ , "time"] <- as.numeric(obj[ , "time"])
obj <- as.ses(tdr = obj, delim = dvs)
bttNms <- c("btt_st_idx", "btt_ed_idx")
isdv <- (dvs$no_dive > 0)
if (method == "halsey") {
tmp <- dvs[isdv, ]
offset <- tmp$st_idx - 1
tmp <- tdrply(delim_fun, c("time", "depth"), ty = tmp, obj = obj, ...)
tmp <- as.data.frame(rbindlist(tmp))
dvs[isdv, bttNms] <- sweep(tmp[ , 1:2], 1, offset, "+")
cnd <- ifelse(isdv, !tmp$success, FALSE)
dvs$warning[cnd] <- upd_warn(dvs$warning[cnd], "used std method for bottom delim")
}
if (method == "bsm") {
tmp <- dvs[isdv, ]
offset <- tmp$st_idx - 1
tmp <- tdrply(delim_fun, c("time", "depth"), ty = tmp, obj = obj, ...)
tmp <- as.data.frame(rbindlist(tmp))
dvs[isdv, bttNms] <- sweep(tmp[ , 1:2], 1, offset, "+")
cnd <- ifelse(isdv, !tmp$success, FALSE)
}
if (method == "vspd") {
# Bottom delim
tmp <- dvs[isdv, ]
offset <- tmp$st_idx - 1
tmp <- tdrply(delim_fun, c("time", "depth"), ty = tmp, obj = obj, ...)
dvs[isdv, bttNms] <- sweep(as.data.frame(rbindlist(tmp)), 1, offset, "+")
# Check if delim return NAs
chkok_vspd <- ifelse(isdv, !is.na(dvs$btt_st_idx), TRUE)
dvs$warning[!chkok_vspd] <- upd_warn(dvs$warning[!chkok_vspd], "vspd delim failed.")
# Check if bottom limits deeper than 40% of max depth
ledge_depth <- abs(tdrply(max, "depth", ty = dvs[ , 1:2], obj = obj) * 0.40)
st_depth <- abs(obj$tdr[dvs$btt_st_idx, "depth"])
ed_depth <- abs(obj$tdr[dvs$btt_ed_idx, "depth"])
chkok_depth <- st_depth >= ledge_depth & ed_depth >= ledge_depth
chkok_depth <- ifelse(isdv, chkok_depth, TRUE)
chkok_depth <- ifelse(is.na(chkok_depth), FALSE, chkok_depth)
cnd <- !chkok_depth & chkok_vspd
dvs$warning[cnd] <- upd_warn(dvs$warning[cnd], "Shallow bottom limits.")
} else {
chkok_depth <- dvs$no_dive <= 0
}
if (method %in% c("vspd", "std")) {
# Bottom delim
tmp <- dvs[!chkok_depth, ]
nodv_std <- dvs$no_dive[which(!chkok_depth)]
offset <- tmp$st_idx - 1
if (method == "vspd") tmp <- tdrply(bottom_delim_std, "depth", ty = tmp, obj = obj)
else tmp <- tdrply(delim_fun, "depth", ty = tmp, obj = obj, ...)
dvs[!chkok_depth, bttNms[1:2]] <- sweep(as.data.frame(rbindlist(tmp)), 1, offset, "+")
}
# Format & Set attributes
out_nms <- c("st_idx", "ed_idx", "no_dive", "btt_st_idx", "btt_ed_idx", "warning")
out <- dvs[ , out_nms]
for (att in dv_attr_nms) {attr(out, att) <- dv_attr[[att]]}
attr(out, "method") <- method
attr(out, "method.args") <- list(...) %else% formals(delim_fun)
out
}
#' @inheritParams bottom_delim
#' @export
#' @keywords internal
bottom_delim.ses <- function(obj, method = c("vspd", "haslsey", "bsm", "std"), dvs = NULL, ...) {
if ("delim" %in% names(obj))
return(obj$delim)
bottom_delim.default(obj, method, dvs, ...)
}
#' Delimitate bottom phase of dive using brokenstick models
#'
#' The bottom is defined as the dive period between the first brokenstick
#' segment (descent) and the last brokenstick segment (ascent).
#'
#' @param time time readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param depth depth readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param pts The number of points to use in the brokenstick model. The default
#' (\code{npts = 6}) is used by CTD-SRDL tags (Sea Mammal Research unit, St Andrews
#' University) to summarize dive profiles.
#' @keywords internal
#' @export
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' ind(exses)
#'
#' n <- 65
#' idx <- tdrply(bottom_delim_bsm, 1:2, "!_/", no = n)[[1]]
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, "!_/", no = n, main = n)
#' tdrply(function(x, st, ed, ...) points(x[st:ed, ]), 1:2, no = n, la = idx)
bottom_delim_bsm <- function(time, depth = NULL, npts = 6) {
bsm <- try(brokenstick(time, depth, npts), TRUE)
if (is.error(bsm)) list(st = NA, ed = NA, success = FALSE)
else list(st = bsm$pts[2], ed = bsm$pts[npts - 1], success = TRUE)
}
#' Delimitate bottom phase of dive using wiggles and steps
#'
#' Improves \code{\link{bottom_delim_std}} by defining a lower ledge (which implies
#' longer bottoms) but reducing the bottom phase to a more relevant period
#' (where specific behavior seems to indicate intensive foraging search). This
#' is achieved by selecting the period between the first and last step/wiggle
#' (see function \code{\link{wiggles}}) deeper than the ledge.
#'
#' @param time time readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param depth depth readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param ledge depth threshold, specified as a percentage which is compared
#' to the maximum depth. 0.75 has been used for king pengins. For
#' elephant seals: about 95 percent of prey catch attemps occur at depth greater
#' than 50 percent of the maximum depth (default value 0.50).
#' @param vert_vel A threshold used to define the steps. 0.35 m/s has been used for
#' king pengins.
#' @references Halsey, L.G., Bost, C.-A. & Handrich, Y. (2007) A thorough and
#' quantified method for classifying seabird diving behaviour.
#' Polar Biology, 30, 991-1004.
#' @keywords internal
#' @seealso \code{\link{wiggles}}
#' @export
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' ind(exses)
#'
#' n <- 65
#' idx <- tdrply(bottom_delim_halsey, 1:2, "!_/", no = n)[[1]]
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, "!_/", no = n, main = n)
#' tdrply(function(x, st, ed, ...) points(x[st:ed, ]), 1:2, no = n, la = idx)
bottom_delim_halsey <- function(time, depth = NULL, ledge = 0.50, vert_vel = 0.35) {
xy <- as.data.frame(xy.coords(time, depth)[1:2])
rks0 <- bottom_delim_std(xy$y, ledge)
df <- xy[do.call(seq, unname(rks0)), ]
tbl <- wiggles(df, step = vert_vel, output = "table")
tbl <- tbl[tbl$type %in% c("step", "wiggle"), ]
if (nrow(tbl) == 0) return(c(bottom_delim_std(xy$y, 0.80), list(success = FALSE)))
list(st = which(time == min(tbl$start_x)), ed = which(time == max(tbl$end)),
success = TRUE)
}
#' Delimitate bottom phase of dive using vertical speed threshold
#'
#' Delimitate bottom which is defined as the period between the first and last
#' moment in the dive were vertical speed (simplified signal using \code{\link{poly}})
#' exceeds a threshold.
#'
#' @param time time readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param depth depth readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param vspd smoothed verical speed, sorted in chronological order. Optional.
#' If provided, function is faster as it does not need to compute it from
#' depth and time.
#' @param vert_vel the verical speed threshold.
#' @param w a window width to use for vertical speed smoothing (moving average)
#' when \code{vspd} is not provided.
#' @keywords internal
#' @export
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' ind(exses)
#'
#' n <- 65
#' idx <- tdrply(bottom_delim_vspd, 1:2, "!_/", no = n)[[1]]
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, "!_/", no = n, main = n)
#' tdrply(function(x, st, ed, ...) points(x[st:ed, ]), 1:2, no = n, la = idx)
bottom_delim_vspd <- function(time = NULL, y = NULL, y.type = c("depth", "vspd"),
vert_vel = 0.75, w = 21) {
y.type <- match.arg(y.type, y.type)
if (is.null(y) && length(time) == 1)
stop("time-depth or vertical speed must be provided")
xy <- as.data.frame(xy.coords(time, y)[1:2])
if (y.type == "depth") {
xy$y <- rollapply(c(NA, diff(xy$y))/c(NA, diff(xy$x)), mean, w, na.rm = TRUE)
}
mod <- lm(y ~ stats::poly(x, degree = 4, raw = TRUE), xy)
btt <- per(abs(predict(mod)) < abs(vert_vel))
if (sum(btt$value) == 0) c(NA, NA)
else setNames(as.list(btt[btt$value, 1:2]), c("st", "ed"))
}
#' Delimitate bottom phase of dive using depth threshold
#'
#' Classic bottom delimitation method that defines bottom as the period between
#' the first and last passage at a depth specified as a percentage of the
#' maximum depth in the dive.
#'
#' @param depth depth readings, sorted in chronological order.
#' @param ledge depth threshold, specified as a percentage which is compared
#' to the maximum depth.
#' @keywords internal
#' @export
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' ind(exses)
#'
#' n <- 65
#' idx <- tdrply(bottom_delim_std, 2, "!_/", no = n)[[1]]
#' tdrply(plot, 1:2, "!_/", no = n, main = n)
#' tdrply(function(x, st, ed, ...) points(x[st:ed, ]), 1:2, no = n, la = idx)
bottom_delim_std <- function(depth, ledge = 0.80) {
x <- abs(depth)
ledge_depth <- max(x, na.rm = TRUE) * ledge
rk <- which(x >= ledge_depth)
if (length(rk) == 0) rk <- which.max(x) + c(-1, 1)
setNames(as.list(range(rk)), c("st", "ed"))
}
#' Use brokensticks to identify potential drifts
#'
#' \code{drift_stat} takes an object and return a data frame of all the brokenstick
#' segments along the trip with statistics such as their vertical speed (average
#' and standard deviation), their duration and so on. This data frame is to be
#' filtered to identify drift segments.
#'
#' @param object a \code{SES} object including a TDR dataset, a "dives statistics"
#' table and a "delim" table.
#' @param thres.bsm a threshold to use with \code{\link{max_dist_cost}} when
#' running \code{\link{optBrokenstick}}.
#' @param bsm A list of brokenstick models to use directly instead of computing a
#' new one with \code{thres.bsm} as parameter.
#' @export
#' @return A data frame of all brokenstick segments with start and end index of
#' the segment, no_seg_tot and ID number of the segement, no_seg_dive the number
#' of the segment within its dive, no_dive the ID of the dive conataining the segment,
#' time the starting time of segment, drift_rate the vertical speed of the segment,
#' dur the duration of the segment, min_depth and max_depth the minimum and maximum
#' depths of the segment, acceleration statistics (if acceleration data available)
#' average roll, pitch and swimming effort and PCA rate, the mean squared residuals
#' of the segment.
#' @details To get average pitch and roll angles (degrees), the TDR table must include
#' static acceleration with variable names "axG", "ayG" and "azG". Similarly, for
#' swimming effort and PCA rate, the TDR table must have columns "swm_eff" (numeric)
#' and "is_pca" (logical). Use functions \code{\link{static_acc}},
#' \code{\link{swimming_effort}} and \code{\link{prey_catch_attempts}} to compute
#' these variables from the raw acceleration readings.
#' @keywords drift
#' @examples
#' data(exses)
#' ind(exses)
#' exses$drift <- drift_stat(exses)
#'
#' # Filter drift segments from drift_stat output table
#' is_drift <- with(exses$drift, dur >= 100 & drift_rate %bw% c(-0.4, 0.6) & abs(roll) >= 90)
#' tmp <- exses$drift[is_drift, ]
#'
#' # Time series are good way to check drift segments selection
#' plot(drift_rate ~ time, tmp, ylim = c(-0.4, 0.6))
#'
#' # Various ways to save result to slots of exses
#' exses$drift <- tmp
#' exses$no_drift_dive <- unique(tmp$no_dive)
#' exses$tdr$is_drift <- tdrexpand(rep(TRUE, nrow(tmp)), ty = tmp, na_value = FALSE)
#' exses$stat$is_drift <- exses$stat$no_dive %in% exses$no_drift_dive
#'
#' # Plot a sample
#' par(mfrow = c(3,3))
#' no_drft <- sample(exses$no_drift_dive, 9, replace = FALSE)
#' tdrply(plot, c("time", "depth", "is_drift"), no = no_drft, la = list(main = no_drft))
#' par(mfrow = c(1,1))
drift_stat <- function(object, thres.bsm = 5, bsm = NULL) {
if (is.null(bsm))
bsm <- tdrply(optBrokenstick, 1:2, cost = max_dist_cost,
threshold = thres.bsm, obj = object)
# Compute basic stats of each segment
bsm_df <- as.data.frame(rbindlist(lapply(bsm, as.data.frame)))
bsm_df$time <- as.POSIXct(bsm_df$st_tm, origin = "1970-01-01", tz = attr(object$tdr[ , 1], "tz"))
bsm_df[ , 1:2] <- lapply(bsm_df[ , 1:2], which.row, obj = object)
bsm_df$no_seg_tot <- seq_along(bsm_df[ , 1])
bsm_df$no_dive <- which.dive(bsm_df$time, object)
bsm_df$min_depth <- tdrply(min, 2, ty = bsm_df[ , 1:2], obj = object)
bsm_df$max_depth <- tdrply(max, 2, ty = bsm_df[ , 1:2], obj = object)
# Add "bsm fit" stats
bsm_res <- lapply(bsm, residuals)
bsm_pts <- df_search(lapply(bsm, function(x) x$pts))
residuals_squared_sum <- function(res, pts) {
mapply(function(st, ed) sum(res[st:ed]^2, na.rm = TRUE),
st = pts[ , 1], ed = pts[ ,2])
}
bsm_df$rss <- unlist(Map(residuals_squared_sum, bsm_res, bsm_pts))
sd_residuals <- function(res, pts) {
mapply(function(st, ed) sd(res[st:ed], na.rm = TRUE), st = pts[ , 1], ed = pts[ ,2])
}
bsm_df$sd_res <- unlist(Map(sd_residuals, bsm_res, bsm_pts))
# If static acceleration available: add pitch and roll info
nms_acc <- c()
acc_cols <- c("ayG", "azG")
if (all(acc_cols %in% names(object$tdr))) {
roll <- atan2(object$tdr$ayG, object$tdr$azG)
roll <- roll - agl_mean(roll)
object$tdr$roll <- agl_rescale(roll)
bsm_df$roll <- tdrply(agl_mean, "roll", ty = bsm_df[ , 1:2], obj = object) * 180/pi
nms_acc <- "roll"
}
acc_cols <- c("axG", "ayG", "azG")
if (all(acc_cols %in% names(object$tdr))) {
object$tdr$pitch <- -atan(object$tdr$axG / sqrt(object$tdr$ayG^2 + object$tdr$azG^2))
bsm_df$pitch <- tdrply(agl_mean, "pitch", ty = bsm_df[ , 1:2], obj = object) * 180/pi
nms_acc <- c(nms_acc, "pitch")
}
# If swimming effort available: add swimming effort info
if ("swm_eff" %in% names(object$tdr)) {
bsm_df$swm_eff <- tdrply(mean, "swm_eff", ty = bsm_df[ , 1:2], obj = object)
nms_acc <- c(nms_acc, "swm_eff")
}
# If prey catch attempts available: pca rate info
if ("is_pca" %in% names(object$tdr)) {
bsm_df$pca_rate <- tdrply(function(x) sum(per(x)$value),
"is_pca", ty = bsm_df[ , 1:2], obj = object) / bsm_df$dur
nms_acc <- c(nms_acc, "pca_rate")
}
# Set names
names(bsm_df) <- c("st_idx", "ed_idx", "no_seg_dive", "drift_rate",
"intercept", "dur", "time", "no_seg_tot", "no_dive",
"min_depth", "max_depth", "rss", "sd_res", nms_acc)
# Reorder columns
bsm_df[ , c("st_idx", "ed_idx", "no_seg_tot", "no_seg_dive", "no_dive",
"time", "drift_rate", "dur", "min_depth", "max_depth",
nms_acc, "rss", "sd_res")]
}
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