dat_dc: Example DC algorithm output
In edwardlavender/flapper: Routines for the Analysis of Passive Acoustic Telemetry Data
dat_dc R Documentation
Example DC algorithm output
Description
An object of class acdc_archive-class from dc created by a step-wise implementation of this function. This is included principally to streamline function examples.
Usage
dat_dc
Format
A named list with 4 elements:
- archive
A list of results from internal function calls that contain essential results, with one element per chunk.
- ts_by_chunk
A list of time series, with one element per chunk.
- time
A dataframe that defines the times of sequential stages in the algorithm's progression.
- args
A named list of user inputs that record the parameters used to generate the outputs.
See Also
See acdc_archive-class for further information on this S3 class.
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Example DC algorithm output
Description
An object of class acdc_archive-class from dc created by a step-wise implementation of this function. This is included principally to streamline function examples.
Usage
dat_dc
Format
A named list with 4 elements:
- archive
A list of results from internal function calls that contain essential results, with one element per chunk.
- ts_by_chunk
A list of time series, with one element per chunk.
- time
A dataframe that defines the times of sequential stages in the algorithm's progression.
- args
A named list of user inputs that record the parameters used to generate the outputs.
See Also
See acdc_archive-class for further information on this S3 class.
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