insert.ring {dplR} | R Documentation |
Edit a Ring-Width Series
Description
Insert or delete rings from a ring-width series
Usage
insert.ring(rw.vec,rw.vec.yrs=as.numeric(names(rw.vec)),
year,ring.value=mean(rw.vec,na.rm=TRUE),
fix.last=TRUE,fix.length=TRUE)
delete.ring(rw.vec,rw.vec.yrs=as.numeric(names(rw.vec)),
year,fix.last=TRUE,fix.length=TRUE)
Arguments
rw.vec |
a vector of data |
rw.vec.yrs |
the years for |
year |
the year to add or delete |
ring.value |
the value to add |
fix.last |
logical. If TRUE the last year of the series is fixed and the first year changes. |
fix.length |
logical. If TRUE the length of the output will be the length of the input. |
Details
Simple editing of ring widths.
Value
A named vector.
Author(s)
Andy Bunn. Patched and improved by Mikko Korpela.
See Also
Examples
library(utils)
data(gp.rwl)
dat <- gp.rwl
# insert a value of zero for the year 1950 in series 50A
# fix the last year of growth and maintain the length of the series
tmp <- insert.ring(rw.vec=dat$"50A",rw.vec.yrs = time(dat),
year=1950,ring.value=0,fix.length = TRUE)
# with fix.length=TRUE this can be merged back into the rwl object:
data.frame(dat$"50A",tmp)
dat$"50A" <- tmp
# note that if fix.last = FALSE and fix.length = FALSE inserting a ring causes the
# ending year of the series to be pushed forward and the length of the output to
# be longer than the original series.
tmp <- insert.ring(rw.vec=dat$"50A",rw.vec.yrs = time(dat),
year=1950,ring.value=0, fix.last = FALSE,
fix.length = FALSE)
# with fix.length=FALSE this can't be merged back into the rwl object the
# same way as above
tail(tmp)
length(tmp)
nrow(dat)
# the same logic applies to deleting rings.
dat <- gp.rwl
# delete the year 1950 in series 50A
# fix the last year of growth and maintain the length of the series
tmp <- delete.ring(rw.vec=dat$"50A",rw.vec.yrs = time(dat),
year=1950,fix.last = TRUE, fix.length = TRUE)
# with fix.length=TRUE this can be merged back into the rwl object:
data.frame(dat$"50A",tmp)
dat$"50A" <- tmp
# note that if fix.last = FALSE and fix.length = FALSE inserting a ring causes the
# ending year of the series to be pushed forward and the length of the output to
# be longer than the original series.
tmp <- delete.ring(rw.vec=dat$"50A", rw.vec.yrs = time(dat),
year=1950, fix.last = FALSE,
fix.length = FALSE)
# with fix.length=FALSE this can't be merged back into the rwl object the
# same way as above
tail(tmp)
length(tmp)
nrow(dat)
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