write_embodied: Read/Write Data for embodied Package

Description Usage Arguments Note

Description

embodied provides a rigid tempalte to code coordinate data and reading this information back into R.

Usage

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write_embodied(id, time, people = paste("person", 1:3, sep = "_"),
  file = file.path(".", "embodied.csv"))

read_embodied(file, columns = 30, rows = columns)

Arguments

id

The id of the image numbers (generates an id column in the csv coding sheet.

time

A vector of time stamps corresponding to the each image id. Note that in order to properly view the time format column the user may need to adjust the .csv display settings when the .csv is opened. Within some spreadsheet programs, changing the format to a custom of hh:mm:ss.00 enables proper viewing.

people

The people whose coordinates will be logged.

file

A path to the embodied .csv coding sheet.

columns

The number of columns (corresponds to gridify).

rows

The number of rows (corresponds to gridify).

Note

The write_embodied/read_embodied expects columns to be named in a particular way. Altering column names (i.e. the id and time column names) may result in error.


trinker/embodied documentation built on May 31, 2019, 8:42 p.m.