timeshift {JWileymisc} | R Documentation |
Shift a time variable to have a new center (zero point)
Description
Given a vector, shift the values to have a new center, but keeping the same minimum and maximum. Designed to work with time values where the minimum indicates the same time as the maximum (e.g., 24:00:00 is the same as 00:00:00).
Usage
timeshift(x, center = 0, min = 0, max = 1, inverse = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
the time scores to shift |
center |
A value (between the minimum and maximum) to center the time scores. Defaults to 0, which has no effect. |
min |
The theoretical minimum of the time scores. Defaults to 0. |
max |
the theoretical maximum of the time scores. Defaults to 1. |
inverse |
A logical value, whether to ‘unshift’
the time scores. Defaults to |
Value
A vector of shifted time scores, recentered as specified.
Examples
## example showing centering at 11am (i.e., 11am becomes new 0)
plot((1:24)/24, timeshift((1:24)/24, 11/24))
## example showing the inverse, note that 24/24 becomes 0
plot((1:24)/24, timeshift(timeshift((1:24)/24, 11/24), 11/24, inverse = TRUE))
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