Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Reads a single element of replicate, macro evaluation or micro evaluation data from the current scenario
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | readAllData(dataType = c("ReplicateData", "MicroEvaluation", "MacroEvaluation"),
workingPath = getwd(),
dirName = dataType,
prefix = switch(dataType, ReplicateData = "replicate",
MicroEvaluation = "micro", MacroEvaluation = "macro"),
replicates = NULL,
consolidate = TRUE,
replicateCol = getEctdColName("Replicate"),
method = getEctdDataMethod())
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dataType |
(Optional) The type of data you wish to read - either "ReplicateData", "MacroEvaluation" or "MicroEvaluation". Default is "ReplicateData" |
workingPath |
(Optional) The working path of the current scenario. The current working directory is used by default. |
dirName |
(Optional) Subdirectory of workingPath from which to read data. By default, this is taken as the same as the "dataType" input |
prefix |
(Optional) Prefix of file name to use (eg. "micro" for Micro Evaluation files). Default is "Replicate" when dataType is "ReplicateData", "Micro" when dataType is "MicroEvaluation" or "Macro" when dataType is "MacroEvaluation" |
replicates |
(Optional) A vector identifying a subset of replicates to import from the directory. By default, all replicates are imported |
consolidate |
(Optional) Should the function combine the seperate data frames into a single data frame. TRUE by default |
replicateCol |
(Optional) Name for created "Replicate" variable in the consolidated data frame (default given by getEctdColName) |
method |
(Optional) Data storage method (i.e. where to extract the data from). Given by getEctdDataMethod by default |
If consolidate is FALSE, the function will return a list of data frames. If consolidate is TRUE, the function will combine this list into a single data frame for return
Mike K Smith mstoolkit@googlemail.com
1 2 3 4 5 | ## Not run:
readAllData(dataType = "Macro", consolidate = FALSE)
readAllData(dataType = "Micro")
## End(Not run)
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