roundFast | R Documentation |
State of the file: this is a v0.2 let's say, in which instead of having a $x $y sructure, I am using a y and attr(y, 'time') format. this is good because x * 10 is preserved. An ideal time series object to represent pyhisio signals should have the following information: start_date, start, end, duration (milliseconds) sampling per second (Hz) windowing history: size, inc, flex, windows PRINCIPLES: * rats are legion: there is no singular form "rat" as there is no singular "timeserie" # nolint * rats are tiny: 'rats' is never capitalized. * rats are social: rats(start=0, end=10, f=1) and rats(start=10, end=20, f=1) do not overlap and can be combined to a single series starting at 0 and ending at 20. Time intervals are half-open intervals, including the start value but excluding the end one. * rats are familiar: syntax is intuitive for ts() or zoo() users * Holes fit in cheese, but not in rats: a rats' length must correspond to the rats' duration multiplied by the frequency. Missing data in rats must be represented with NAs.
roundFast(x)
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