Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Allocate total to countByYear
for a constant count per day between start
and end.  
| 1 | countByYear(start, end, total=1)
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| start, end | objects of class "Date" specifying the start, end, respectively, of the event | 
| total | A number to be allocated by year in proportion to the number of days in the event each year. | 
a numeric vector whose sum is 
total with names for all the years between 
start and end
Spencer Graves
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## 1.  All in one year
##
start73 <- as.Date('1973-01-22')
tst1 <- countByYear(start73, start73+99, 123)
# check 
tst1. <- 123
names(tst1.) <- 1973
all.equal(tst1, tst1.)
##
## 2.  Two years 
##
tst2 <- countByYear(start73, start73+365, 123) 
# check 
dur <- 366
days1 <- (365-21)
days2 <- 22
tst2. <- 123 * c(days1, days2)/dur 
names(tst2.) <- 1973:1974 
all.equal(tst2, tst2.)
##
## 3.  Ten years 
## 
tst10 <- countByYear(start73, start73+10*365.2, 123)
# check 
days <- (c(rep(c(rep(365, 3), 366), length=10), 0)
         + c(-21, rep(0, 9), 22) )
tst10. <- 123 * days/(10*365.2+1) 
names(tst10.) <- 1973:1983 
all.equal(tst10, tst10.)
          
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