Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/interpol.trajectory_function.R
interpol.trajectory
takes a matrix of locations associated to a vector
of times at which these locations were acquired, and return a dataframe with
the original and interpolated locations (identified in column "interp") ;
Author: S. Chamaillé-Jammes ; Last update: 22/05/2013
1 | interpol.trajectory(xy, time, maxtime, nomove = FALSE)
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xy |
matrix of locations or NA values |
time |
a POSIXct vector of date at which locations were acquired |
maxtime |
maximum time interval between two locations beyond which interpolation is NOT done (minutes) |
nomove |
in case two locations are exactly similar, should NA values in between by replaced by the coordinates of this location? |
1 | interpol.trajectory(xy,time,maxtime=120,nomove=FALSE)
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