date_to_Season: From date to its season
In g-antonello/gautils: An R package for quick microbiome data wrangle and visualization
View source: R/date_to_Season.R
date_to_Season R Documentation
From date to its season
Description
Convert an object of Date class and turn into an ordered season factor, with Spring<Summer<Autumn<Winter
Usage
date_to_Season(date)
Arguments
date
a \codeDate object
Value
An ordered \codefactor
Examples
dat <- c("2022-09-28", "2021-07-15", "2020-02-10", "2019-04-19")
season <- date_to_Season(date)
levels(season)
# want to have an unordered factor?
season <- factor(season, ordered = FALSE)
# or, with magrittr
# season %<>% factor(ordered = FALSE)
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View source: R/date_to_Season.R
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From date to its season
Description
Convert an object of Date class and turn into an ordered season factor, with Spring<Summer<Autumn<Winter
Usage
date_to_Season(date)
Arguments
date |
a \codeDate object |
Value
An ordered \codefactor
Examples
dat <- c("2022-09-28", "2021-07-15", "2020-02-10", "2019-04-19")
season <- date_to_Season(date)
levels(season)
# want to have an unordered factor?
season <- factor(season, ordered = FALSE)
# or, with magrittr
# season %<>% factor(ordered = FALSE)
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