get.step: returns the timestep in the object
In delftfews: delftfews R extensions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
the get.step functions take an object and depending on its
type they compute the most common (or the declared) timestep.
Usage
1
get.step(L, require.constant)
Arguments
L
the object from which to extract the timestep.
require.constant
if the inferred timestep is not constant,
return NA.
Examples
1
2
pidata <- timeseries(from=1234567890, to=1234587890, length.out=21)
get.step(pidata)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
the get.step functions take an object and depending on its
type they compute the most common (or the declared) timestep.
Usage
1 | get.step(L, require.constant)
|
Arguments
L |
the object from which to extract the timestep. |
require.constant |
if the inferred timestep is not constant, return NA. |
Examples
1 2 | pidata <- timeseries(from=1234567890, to=1234587890, length.out=21)
get.step(pidata)
|
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