rm_inactive_dates: Managing Inactive Variables

In edpclau/circadian-dynamics: Period and Rythm Analysis of Timeseries Data

Managing Inactive Variables

Description

rm_inactive_dates drops the rows of data during which an variable was "inactive" ie. equal to 0.

rm_inactive_variables drops the rows of data during which

Usage

rm_inactive_dates(df,inactivity_period = "1 day", sampling_rate = "1 hour")

rm_inactive_variables(df,inactivity_period = "1 day", sampling_rate = "1 hour")

report_inactive_variables(df,inactivity_period = "1 day", sampling_rate = "1 hour")

Arguments

df	a data.frame where the first column is a datetime object.
inactivity_period	a string indicating what will be considered the period of inactivity necessary to be removed. Default = "1 day".
sampling_rate	a string indicating the sampling rate of the data. Default = "1 hour".

Examples

 df = downsample_time_series_2(trikinetics, amount = 1, units = 'hour', method = 'sum')
cropped_dates_df = rm_inactive_dates(df, inactivity_period = '1 day', sampling_rate = '1 hour')
print(cropped_dates_df)
cropped_variables_df = rm_inactive_variables(df,inactivity_period = "1 day", sampling_rate = "1 hour")
print(cropped_variables_df)

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