Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/OLD/alert_range_notify.R View source: R/alert_range_notify.R
This function reject all values greater than max and smaller than min in a data.frame
1 2 3 | alert_range_notify(DATA, DATETIME_HEADER = "TIMESTAMP",
DATETIME_FORMAT = "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M", RECORD_HEADER, RANGE_DIR,
RANGE_FILE, MAIL_DIR, MAIL_FILE_ALERT, STATION, USE_FLAG, USE_RT_FLAG)
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DATA |
data.frame of timeseries |
DATETIME_HEADER |
header of data corresponding to datetime |
DATETIME_FORMAT |
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RANGE_DIR |
directory where support files are stored |
RANGE_FILE |
name of filr where min/max thresholds are defined for each variable. Thi file is in RANGE_DIR |
MAIL_DIR |
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MAIL_FILE_ALERT |
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STATION |
name of station |
USE_FLAG |
true/false –> decide to use or not the station flags in range file |
USE_RT_FLAG |
true/false –> decide to use or not the station flags in range file |
A data.frame with all values in its physical range
1 | exclude_out_of_range(DATA = mydata, RANGE_DIR = RANGE_DIR, RANGE_FILE = "Range.csv")
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