View source: R/func_average_by_time.R
| average_by_time | R Documentation | 
Function used to average data to new time resolution using the dplyr grouping. It is an attempt to be more efficent than
openair::timeAverage to be used when dealing with unusually large datasets. It is certainly nowhere near as robust. 
Use at your own risk
average_by_time(
  df,
  time_stamp = c("floor", "round", "ceiling")[1],
  res = "1 min",
  .f = mean,
  time_col = "date",
  ...
)
| df | data.frame | 
| time_stamp | "floor" "round" or "ceiling". How is the time_stamp rounded to the resolution? conside the implication on the resulting timestamp. Floor is default, giving a timestamp that referes to the begining of the averaging period | 
| res | time resolution to round to. Use lubridate "unit" format. Default "1 min" | 
| .f | function to use when using summarise_all. default mean | 
| time_col | what column contains the time information, default date | 
| ... | extra arguments to pass to .f | 
W. S. Drysdale
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