plot.timeseries: A Plotting function used to plot peaks in a time series

In andersonjake1988/peak.gas: timeseries peak data processing package

Description

This function provides a plotting framework for exploring the data output from the timeseries.peaks() function

Usage

## S3 method for class 'timeseries'
plot(
  data,
  file,
  sample = NULL,
  samp.div = TRUE,
  time.start = min(data$Time),
  time.stop = max(data$Time)
)

Arguments

data	output from the timeseries.peaks() function
file	the name of the file the user wishes to plot
sample	the specific sample the user wishes to plot
samp.div	A logical call specifying whether or not to divide plot by sample dividers or not. Defaults to TRUE
time.start	option to specify when you want the plot to start
time.stop	option to specify when you want the plot to stop

Examples

ts.output <- timeseries.peaks(directory = path.package("peak.gas"))
# File wide examples
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt")
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", time.start = "2021-08-02 13:30:00")
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", time.stop = "2021-08-02 12:40:00")
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", time.start = "2021-08-02 12:45:00", time.stop = "2021-08-02 13:00:00")
# Specific Sample examples
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", sample = "NS_Veg")
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", sample = "NS_Veg", time.start = "2021-08-02 13:01:00")
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", sample = "NS_Veg", time.stop = "2021-08-02 12:54:00")
plot(ts.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", sample = "NS_Veg", time.start = "2021-08-02 12:56:00", time.stop = "2021-08-02 13:01:00")

andersonjake1988/peak.gas documentation built on Jan. 20, 2022, 11:16 p.m.