marker_tag | R Documentation |
Creates a filtered dataset containing only detection data from a user-specified marker tag (unique tag number).
marker_tag(x, tag, gap)
x |
antenna data compiled using |
tag |
marker tag identification (character object). |
gap |
minimum time gap in seconds between detections (optional). |
A column, GAP, is created that calculates the time gap (in seconds) between subsequent detections. If GAP is omitted, all detection from the marker tag are retained. If a minimum time gap is specified, only detections with a larger time gap than the specified minimum are retained. This allows the user to identify periods when marker tags were not being detected as frequently as expected.
Returns a tibble object.
Hugo Marques <biohmarques@gmail.com>
import_ORFID
for importing data files from Oregon RFID ORMR and ORSR antenna readers.
join_multireader_data
for combining data from Oregon RFID ORMR and ORSR antenna readers into a multi-reader array.
# Create a list containing compiled reader data: readers <- list(reader_1, reader_2, reader_3) # Join data into a multi-reader array: PIT_data <- join_multireader_data(readers) # Summarize marker tag data marker_tag(PIT_data, "0000_000000004978") # Summarize marker tag data when the time gap between detections was greater or equal to 10 minutes. marker_tag(PIT_data, "0000_000000004978", gap = 600)
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