Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Reading of disease data. In the package disease data are saved in a file <abb>.txt
containing three columns – the weeknumber (week), the observed number of counts (observed) and a state (state). The data are read using read.table(...,header=T)
, hence the file has to contain a header.
1 |
abb |
abbreviation of the diseasename. |
week53to52 |
Boolean indicating whether to convert RKI 53 Weeks System to 52 weeks a year |
sysPath |
Boolean, if |
This function is only kept for backwards compability. As of 0.9-2 all data should be read with data
.
disProg |
a object |
m1
, m2
, m3
, m4
, m5
,
q1_nrwh
, q2
, s1
, s2
, s3
,
k1
, n1
, n2
, h1_nrwrp
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | readData("m5")
#To bring a single vector of counts into a format, which can be
#handled by readData. Assume ``counts'' is a vector of counts.
counts <- rpois(100,20)
counts <- data.frame("week"=1:length(counts),"observed"=counts,
"state"=rep(0,length(counts)))
write(c("week","observed","state"),file="disease.txt",ncol=3)
write(t(as.matrix(counts)),file="disease.txt",ncol=3,append=TRUE)
disease <- readData("disease",week53to52=FALSE,sysPath=FALSE)
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