| controws {esmtools} | R Documentation |
Get Context of Rows
Description
This function extracts specific rows from a data frame along with their context, based on a given range. It can take either a vector of row numbers or a boolean vector as input. Additionally, the function allows specifying the direction of the context (above, below, or both) and marks each row as either targeted or context.
Usage
controws(data, input, context = 1, direction = "both")
Arguments
data |
A data frame from which rows and their context will be extracted. |
input |
A numeric vector of row numbers or a logical vector. If a logical vector is given, the function will extract rows where the vector is TRUE. |
context |
An integer specifying the number of rows above and/or below the target row to include as context. Default is 1. |
direction |
A character string specifying the direction of context to include. Valid options are "up" for rows above, "down" for rows below, and "both" for both directions. Default is "both". |
Value
A dataframe containing the targeted rows and their contextual rows. An additional column '.RowType' indicates whether it is a row given as input ("->") or part of the context ("").
Examples
# Example dataframe
data <- data.frame(matrix(rnorm(100), ncol = 5))
# Get context for rows 8 and 15 (using row numbers)
result <- controws(data, c(8, 15), 1, "both")
result