lc.setOrigin: Set Origin
In Starkiller4011/AstroR: Statsistical methods for X-ray astronomy with R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Shifts the light curve in time so that it begins at specified origin
Usage
1
lc.setOrigin(lc, origin)
Arguments
lc
required data frame: Light curve data frame with structure: TIME, TIMED, RATE, ERROR, BACKV, BACKE
origin
required numeric: Origin time to shift start of the light curve to
Value
Light curve data frame with structure: TIME, TIMED, RATE, ERROR, BACKV, BACKE
Author(s)
Derek Blue
Examples
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2
3
4
## Not run:
lc <- lc.setOrigin(lc, 0)
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
Shifts the light curve in time so that it begins at specified origin
Usage
1 | lc.setOrigin(lc, origin)
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Arguments
lc |
required data frame: Light curve data frame with structure: TIME, TIMED, RATE, ERROR, BACKV, BACKE |
origin |
required numeric: Origin time to shift start of the light curve to |
Value
Light curve data frame with structure: TIME, TIMED, RATE, ERROR, BACKV, BACKE
Author(s)
Derek Blue
Examples
1 2 3 4 | ## Not run:
lc <- lc.setOrigin(lc, 0)
## End(Not run)
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