Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
If segmentlength
is zero, the entire block length is used
and no segments are created. The tolerance is given in seconds, and
defaults to 1 second. The tolerance affects the last segment. If
the last segment would, e.g., extend past the data, the tolerance
parameter can be used to adjust when a slightly-shorter segment is
accepted, and when the entire segment must be discarded.
1 2 | generate_segments(time.start, time.stop, segment.length, segment.overlap,
tolerance = 1)
|
time.start |
A start time in seconds. |
time.stop |
A stop time in seconds. |
segment.length |
The segment length in seconds. |
segment.overlap |
The segment overlap in seconds. |
tolerance |
The tolerance of the last segment length in seconds. Optional, default is 1. |
A two-column matrix with the start time (in seconds) of each segment in the first column and the stop time (in seconds) in the second column.
Other utilities: defactor
,
ensure_path
,
extract_segment_block
,
extract_segment_s
,
extract_segment_timestamp
,
extract_segment
,
generate_result_row
,
generate_segments_from_block
,
get_file_extension
,
get_filename_parts
,
hr_from_ibi
, ibi_from_ecg
,
integrate_power
,
num_to_timestamp
,
replicate_df_row
,
seconds_to_indices
,
str_to_timestamp
,
timeintervals_to_seconds
,
timestamp_to_seconds
,
timestamp_to_str
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