#' Isolate parameters from typical_day dataframe.
#'
#' @description
#' Theis function takes the output of typical_day and outputs a new
#' dataframe for the specified parameter.
#' @param data A dataframe which is the output from typical_day.
#' @param parameter Name of a parameter in the dataset.
#' @return A dataframe with the Time columns from the input,
#' and a column for each subject appended with the parameter (i.e. SBP).
#' @examples
#' typical_day_output <- typical_day(sample_BP_data, lights_on = 6)
#' isolate_typical(data = typical_day_output, parameter = SBP)
#' isolate_typical(data = typical_day_output, parameter = HR)
# isolate parameter in general
isolate_typical <- function (data, parameter) {
param_missing <- missing(parameter)
if (param_missing) return ("No parameter - please set parameter to isolate")
if (sum(grep(quo_get_expr(enquo(parameter)),colnames(data))) == 0) {
stop ("Parameter not found in dataset")
}
if (colnames(data)[1] != "Time") {
stop ("First column is not Time column - wrong data?")
}
typical_param <- select(data, 1, grep(quo_get_expr(enquo(parameter)),
colnames(data)))
return (typical_param)
}
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