header_csv: GT3X header to Actilife's format
In danilodpsantos/gt3x2csv: Converting actigraph's GT3X files to CSV files
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
Reads metadata from “.gt3x“ files, formats it to Actilife's standard format (for compatibility with GGIR) and exports it to a CSV file.
Usage
1
header_csv(origin, outdir, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
origin
path to a GT3X file to convert
outdir
path for outputting the CSV formatted file
verbose
logical: wether to show detailed log messages or not (default: FALSE)
Details
Reads the metadata from a GT3X file's internal "info.txt" file using the read_info function, then exports it as the header to a CSV file using the save_header function.
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Description Usage Arguments Details
Description
Reads metadata from “.gt3x“ files, formats it to Actilife's standard format (for compatibility with GGIR) and exports it to a CSV file.
Usage
1 | header_csv(origin, outdir, verbose = FALSE)
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Arguments
origin |
path to a GT3X file to convert |
outdir |
path for outputting the CSV formatted file |
verbose |
logical: wether to show detailed log messages or not (default: FALSE) |
Details
Reads the metadata from a GT3X file's internal "info.txt" file using the read_info function, then exports it as the header to a CSV file using the save_header function.
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