get_feature_data {movementsync} | R Documentation |
Get Feature Data
Description
Output from new analysis process that generates data at the same sample rate as the video data. The user is responsible for ensuring that this data is continuous before using this function.
Usage
get_feature_data(
recording,
vid,
direct,
inst,
interpolate_data = FALSE,
folder_out = tempdir(),
save_output = FALSE,
filetype = "rda",
verbose = FALSE
)
Arguments
recording |
|
vid |
camera. |
direct |
direction. |
inst |
instrument. |
interpolate_data |
should the data be interpolated? (default is FALSE). |
folder_out |
output folder relative to recording home (default is 'tempdir()'). |
save_output |
save the output? |
filetype |
type of file ('rda' as default), can be 'csv'. |
verbose |
messages the specific data loaded (default is 'FALSE'). |
Value
a FilteredView
object.
See Also
Other data functions:
apply_filter_sgolay()
,
get_data_points()
,
get_duration_annotation_data()
,
get_filtered_views()
,
get_joined_view()
,
get_metre_data()
,
get_onsets_selected_data()
,
get_processed_views()
,
get_processed_view()
,
get_raw_optflow_view()
,
get_raw_views()
,
get_raw_view()
,
get_recording()
,
get_sample_recording()
Examples
r <- get_sample_recording()
fd <- get_feature_data(r, "Central" ,"", "Sitar")
fv_list <- get_filtered_views(r, 'LEar', n = 41, p =3)
fv_list$Feature <- fd
jv <- get_joined_view(fv_list)
get_data_points(jv)
autoplot(jv)