checkLinearity | R Documentation |
Check that the tag linearly moved along the sections
checkLinearity(
secmoves,
tag,
spatial,
arrays,
GUI,
save.tables.locally,
n,
back.warning = "all",
back.error = "all"
)
secmoves |
the section movements list. |
tag |
The tag being analysed. |
spatial |
A list of spatial objects in the study area. |
arrays |
a list containing information for each array. |
GUI |
One of "needed", "always" or "never". If "needed", a new window is opened to inspect the movements only if the movements table is too big to be displayed in R's console. If "always", a graphical interface is always created when the possibility to invalidate events emerges. If "never", a graphical interface is never invoked. In this case, if the table to be displayed does not fit in R's console, a temporary file will be saved and the user will be prompted to open and examine that file. Defaults to "needed". |
save.tables.locally |
Logical: If a table must be temporarily stored into a file for user inspection, should it be saved in the current working directory, or in R's temporary folder? |
n |
A string indicating the overall progress. |
back.warning |
Warn the user about backwards inter-section movements. One of three values: "all" will warn the user about S shaped turns (where the animal moves backwards but then resumes normal movement), and U shaped turns (where the animal moves backwards and disappears); "u" will warn the about U-shaped turns (i.e. no warnings for S-shaped turns); "none" will suppress all inter-section movement warnings. |
back.error |
Pause the analysis so the user can inspect the movements table that generated an inter-section backwards movement warning. One of three values: "all" will prompt the user both for S shaped turns and U shaped turns; "u" will prompt the user only for U-shaped turns, and "none" will never pause the analysis for inter-section movements inspection. |
A list of section movements with updated 'Valid' columns
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