tatx | R Documentation |
These functions calculate the duration above/below a specified threshold intensity or within a specified intensity range, within the time series provided.
tat(
lightVar,
threshold,
sampling_int = NULL,
unit_out = NULL,
as_df = TRUE,
wide = TRUE
)
tatr(
lightVar,
lower,
upper,
sampling_int = NULL,
unit_out = NULL,
as_df = TRUE,
wide = TRUE
)
lightVar |
Numeric vector containing the light data. |
threshold |
Single numeric value or vector specifying threshold
intensities. The sign indicates above/below (see |
sampling_int |
Numeric. Sampling interval in seconds. If not specified (default), no time scaling will be performed. |
unit_out |
Character. Time unit of output. Possible values are ("seconds", "minutes", "hours", "days"), which can be abbreviated. If not specified (default), no time scaling will be performed. |
as_df |
Logical. Should the output be returned as a data frame? Defaults to TRUE. |
wide |
Logical. Should the output be returned in wide format? Defaults to TRUE. |
lower |
Single numeric value or vector specifying the lower bound of the
threshold intensity range. The sign indicates above/below
(see |
upper |
Single numeric value or vector specifying the upper bound of the
threshold intensity range. The sign indicates above/below
(see |
'tat()' calculates the time above/below threshold.
'tatr()' calculates the time within threshold range.
Data frame or matrix with pairs of threshold and calculated values. If wide is TRUE then variable names will be concatenated with the threshold.
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