frederic-michaud/RQuantiNemo: Interacting with the program QuantiNemo
: Frederic Michaud
Maintainer: Frederic Michaud <frederic.michaud@unil.ch>
Description: This package allows to write
: Frederic Michaud
Maintainer: Frederic Michaud <frederic.michaud@unil.ch>
Description: This package allows to write
Package: fressa
Type: Package
Title: FRequency Evolution Simulator of Sex-linked
Package: shiny4oracle
Title: Preuve de concept (POC) pour Oracle1 mode projet
(time.df)
time.df$square_x <- as.character(gsub("(.*)-(.*)", "\\1", time.df[, 1]))
time.df$square_y <- as.character
.min = NULL,
.max = NULL,
offset_x = 0,
(round(df$x, 1), ", ", round(df$y, 1), ", ", round(df$z, 1))
# Squares ----
if( ! (is.null(df$square_x) & is.null
" = range.x, "range.y" = range.y)
square_x <- levels(df$square_x)
square_y <- levels(df$square_y)
test_that(".do_timelinedata", {
res <- demo_objects_data(100)
res$square <- paste(res$square_x, res$square_y, sep
.min = NULL,
.max = NULL,
offset_x = 0,
#'
#' # Plot square
#' if (has_ggplot){
#'
#' # Plot square
#' if (has_ggplot){
test_that("demo_timeline_data", {
res <- demo_timeline_data()
expect_equal(dim(res), c(240, 3))
demo_timeline_data <- function(){
df <- expand.grid("year" = seq(1980, 1995, 1),
"square_x" = seq
")
expect_equal(dim(res$data), c(100, 24))
expect_equal(colnames(res$data), c("id", "square_x", "square_y", "xmin", "xmax
expect_equal(colnames(res),
c("id", "square_x", "square_y", "xmin", "xmax", "ymin", "ymax", "zmin", "zmax", "layer
+ directiony*(0:(n_frames))
for(t in 1:n_frames){
square_x <- (x_shift[t] - w):(x_shift[t] + w
= ","))
# Example
aa <- data.frame(simple_x =c(1000.253,2,3), square_x = c(1,4,9), string_x = paste("equ_",1:3
+ directiony*(0:(n_frames))
for(t in 1:n_frames){
square_x <- (x_shift[t] - w):(x_shift[t] + w
numerical, number of objects to include in the data set.
Value
A data.frame with 12 columns ("id", "square_x
and demo_refits_data.
Value
A data frame with 3 columns containing random data ("year", "square_x", "square_y").
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