View source: R/analyzer-gasmet.R
Explicitly create GASMET setup. Usually you will not call this
function, but will instead use the wrapper process_gasmet
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manual_temperature |
Column conatining an additional measured temperature. If specified, the 'temperature' value is ommited. |
offset |
(Default = '0:0'). Colon separated value for offsetting the datasets. First value offsets the first, second value offsets the last datapoint. Positive values shrinken the dataset i.e '2:3' skips two datapoints at the beginning and truncates three datapoints at the end of the dataset. Negative values expand the dataset i.e. '-2:-3' add two datapoints at the beginning and three datapoints at the end of the dataset. |
duration_count |
If TRUE, 'end' is determined by the number of datapoints within each measurement. If FALSE, 'end' is treated as duration or point in time. |
plot |
(Default = "plot"). Column containing the ID of the measurement location. |
date |
(Default = "date"). Column containing the day of measurement. Format: "YYYY-MM-DD". |
start |
(Default = "start"). Column containing the start of measurement. Format: "HH:MM" or "HH:MM:SS". |
end |
(Default = "end"). Column containing the end of measurement. There are several options: Point in Time. Format: "HH:MM" or "HH:MM:SS" (e.g. '"13:43"'). Duration in minutes (e.g. '5'). Number of Datapoints regardless of the effectively elapsed time (e.g. '10'). This behaviour is controlled by 'duration_count'. Alternatively a single number treated as Duration or Number of Datapoints for all measurements (e.g. '5', behaviour is again controlled by 'duration_count'). |
trimmer |
A function to trim the intervall between 'start' and 'end'. See 'trim_time()' for details. |
V |
Volume of the chamber. |
A |
Area of the chamber. |
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