get_epoch_length: Guess the epoch length (in seconds) from the timestamp column
In oslerinhealth/actigraph.sleepr: Detect Periods of Sleep and Non-Wear from 'ActiGraph' Data
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Description
Guess the epoch length (in seconds) from the timestamp column
Usage
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get_epoch_length(epochs)
Arguments
epochs
A data frame with at least one column,
timestamp, which contains POSIXct objects.
Examples
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data("gtxplus1day")
gtxplus1day %>%
get_epoch_length()
gtxplus1day %>%
collapse_epochs(60) %>%
get_epoch_length()
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Guess the epoch length (in seconds) from the timestamp column
Usage
1 | get_epoch_length(epochs)
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Arguments
epochs |
A data frame with at least one column,
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Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | data("gtxplus1day")
gtxplus1day %>%
get_epoch_length()
gtxplus1day %>%
collapse_epochs(60) %>%
get_epoch_length()
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