zero_dates: Transform a vector of dates into a numeric vector of days...
In mbadge/MyUtilsR: Personal Utility Functions for All Of My Machines
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Helpful for masking absolute dates and getting a continuous predictor/target
Usage
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zero_dates(x_date)
Arguments
x_date
a vector of absolute dates to be transformed
Value
delta_date, a numeric vector of days since the first date
Examples
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2
past_101_days <- Sys.Date() - seq(from = 0, to=100)
assert(all(zero_dates(past_101_days) == 100:0))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Helpful for masking absolute dates and getting a continuous predictor/target
Usage
1 | zero_dates(x_date)
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Arguments
x_date |
a vector of absolute dates to be transformed |
Value
delta_date, a numeric vector of days since the first date
Examples
1 2 | past_101_days <- Sys.Date() - seq(from = 0, to=100)
assert(all(zero_dates(past_101_days) == 100:0))
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