categorize: Categorize recording data based on dates/times

In deanrobertevans/TrillR: Functions for Selecting Acoustic Recordings

Description

Categorize recording data based on dates/times

Usage

categorize(data, category.name, start.date, end.date, start.time, end.time)

Arguments

data	Selection data.frame.
category.name	String of what you want to call your category. Example: "Early Morning".
start.date	Start date for given category. Defaults to min date. Accepts multiple inputs including column name of a calculated field. Has to be numeric yday, string in "YYYY-MM-DD" format, Date format, or POSIXct.
end.date	End date for given category. Defaults to max date. Accepts multiple inputs including column name of a calculated field. Has to be numeric yday, string in "YYYY-MM-DD" format, Date format, or POSIXct.
start.time	Start time for a given category. Defaults to min time. Accepts multiple inputs including column name of a calculated field. Has to be a string in "hh:mm:ss" format, hms format, or POSIXct.
end.time	End time for a given category. Defaults to max time. Accepts multiple inputs including column name of a calculated field. Has to be a string in "hh:mm:ss" format, hms format, or POSIXct.

Value

A data.frame with a category column of defined categories.

Examples

data %>%  dplyr::group_by(location) %>% dplyr::mutate(category=NA) %>% categorize("EN","2017-16-01","2017-16-15","22:00:00","23:59:00")

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