SensorData.offset: offset sensor data's timestamp by an offset value in seconds
In qutang/mhealthformat-support-r: Interactive visualizer for annotated mhealth data
Usage
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SensorData.offset(sensorData, offsetValue = 0)
Arguments
sensorData
input dataframe that matches mhealth specification.
offsetValue
value in seconds specifies the offset time, could be negative, meaning go back to some time earlier. The default is 0, meaning no offset.
Value
dataframe after timestamps being offset
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Usage
1 | SensorData.offset(sensorData, offsetValue = 0)
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Arguments
sensorData |
input dataframe that matches mhealth specification. |
offsetValue |
value in seconds specifies the offset time, could be negative, meaning go back to some time earlier. The default is 0, meaning no offset. |
Value
dataframe after timestamps being offset
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