orbi_adjust_block {isoorbi} | R Documentation |
Manually adjust block delimiters
Description
This function can be used to manually adjust where certain block
starts or ends using either time or scan number.
Note that adjusting blocks removes all block segmentation. Make sure to call orbi_segment_blocks()
after adjusting block delimiters.
Usage
orbi_adjust_block(
dataset,
block,
filename = NULL,
shift_start_time.min = NULL,
shift_end_time.min = NULL,
shift_start_scan.no = NULL,
shift_end_scan.no = NULL,
set_start_time.min = NULL,
set_end_time.min = NULL,
set_start_scan.no = NULL,
set_end_scan.no = NULL
)
Arguments
dataset |
tibble produced by |
block |
the block for which to adjust the start and/or end |
filename |
needs to be specified only if the |
shift_start_time.min |
if provided, the start time of the block will be shifted by this many minutes (use negative numbers to shift back) |
shift_end_time.min |
if provided, the end time of the block will be shifted by this many minutes (use negative numbers to shift back) |
shift_start_scan.no |
if provided, the start of the block will be shifted by this many scans (use negative numbers to shift back) |
shift_end_scan.no |
if provided, the end of the block will be shifted by this many scans (use negative numbers to shift back) |
set_start_time.min |
if provided, sets the start time of the block as close as possible to this time |
set_end_time.min |
if provided, sets the end time of the block as close as possible to this time |
set_start_scan.no |
if provided, sets the start of the block to this scan number (scan must exist in the |
set_end_scan.no |
if provided, sets the end of the block to this scan number (scan must exist in the |
Value
A data frame (tibble) with block limits altered according to the provided start/end change parameters. Any data that is no longer part of the original block will be marked with the value of orbi_get_settings("data_type_unused")
. Any previously applied segmentation will be discarded (segment
column set to NA
) to avoid unintended side effects.