durfreq_parallel: Parallel wrapper for 'comp_durfreq'
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Wrapper to run comp_durfreq (which computes the annual mean number of zero
flow days and frequency of zero-flow periods for a streamflow time series)
in parallel across a list of time series (paths).
Usage
1
durfreq_parallel(pathlist, maxgap, monthsel_list = NULL, reverse = FALSE)
Arguments
pathlist
vector or list of paths to time series formatted GRDC-style
monthsel_list
named list with names being the gauge ID (e.g. GRDC_NO)
and values the selected months to compute the statistics over.
reverse
(logical) whether to use monthsel_list as excluding months
rather than subsetting
Value
data.table with each row a gauging station and columns inherited
from comp_durfreq
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Wrapper to run comp_durfreq (which computes the annual mean number of zero
flow days and frequency of zero-flow periods for a streamflow time series)
in parallel across a list of time series (paths).
Usage
1 | durfreq_parallel(pathlist, maxgap, monthsel_list = NULL, reverse = FALSE)
|
Arguments
pathlist |
vector or list of paths to time series formatted GRDC-style |
monthsel_list |
named list with names being the gauge ID (e.g. GRDC_NO) and values the selected months to compute the statistics over. |
reverse |
(logical) whether to use monthsel_list as excluding months rather than subsetting |
Value
data.table with each row a gauging station and columns inherited
from comp_durfreq
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