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looks in the columns of a dataset for a column with dates and transforms them to the YYYY-MM-DD format.
1 | dataQC.dateCheck(dataset, date.colnames)
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dataset |
dataframe. The dataset where the date column should be found |
date.colnames |
character vector. a list of potential names for the column with the date. e.g. c("date", "Date", "collection date") |
The date column is found based on a user-provided list of possible names to look for (data.colnames argument). If a columnname is found that corresponds to a term in the list, the dates will be convered to the YYYY-MM-DD format, if the original format can be recognized.
a list of length 2, with "$values" a vactor with the same number of rows as the dataset argument containing the corrected date values, and "$warningmessages" a vector with potential warning messages as character strings.
Maxime Sweetlove CC-0 2019
Other quality control functions:
dataQC.LatitudeLongitudeCheck()
,
dataQC.TaxonListFromData()
,
dataQC.TermsCheck()
,
dataQC.completeTaxaNamesFromRegistery()
,
dataQC.eventStructure()
,
dataQC.findNames()
,
dataQC.generate.footprintWKT()
,
dataQC.guess.env_package.from.data()
,
dataQC.taxaNames()
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | test_metadata <- data.frame(sample_name=paste("sample", 1:5, sep="_"),
collection_date=c("2020-09-23",
"2020", "16 Jan. 2020",
"November 1998",
"12/01/1999"),
latitude=c(23, 45, -56.44,
"47.5", "-88° 4\' 5\""),
longitude=c(24, -57, -107.55,
"33.5", "-130° 26\' 9\""),
row.names=paste("sample", 1:5, sep="_"))
dataQC.dateCheck(dataset=test_metadata, date.colnames=c("collection_date"))
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