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GGIR (version 3.2-0)

g.analyse.avy: Function supports g.analyse. Not intended for direct use by user.

Description

Generatess average day analyses and fills corresponding output matrix, g.analyse.

Usage

g.analyse.avday(doquan, averageday, M, IMP, t_TWDI, quantiletype,
                   ws3, doiglevels, firstmidnighti, ws2, midnightsi,
                   params_247 = c(), qcheck = c(), acc.metric = c(),
                   params_phyact = NULL, ...)

Value

igfullr_names

Intensity gradient variable names

igfullr

Intensity gradient values

QUAN

Quantiles

qlevels_names

Quantile level names

ML5AD

ML5AD_names

Arguments

doquan

Boolean whether quantile analysis should be done

averageday

As produced by g.impute

M

As produced by g.getmeta

IMP

As produced by g.impute

t_TWDI

Same as qwindow as described in g.analyse

quantiletype

see g.analyse

ws3

Epoch size in seconds

doiglevels

Boolean to indicate whether iglevels should be calculated

firstmidnighti

see g.detecmidnight

ws2

see g.weardec

midnightsi

see g.detecmidnight

params_247

See GGIR

qcheck

Vector with indicators of when data is valid (value=0) or invalid (value=1).

acc.metric

Character, see GGIR. Here, it is used to decided which acceleration metric to use for IVIS and cosinor analyses.

params_phyact

See GGIR

...

Any argument used in the previous version of g.analyse.avday, which will now be used to overrule the arguments specified with the parameter objects.

Author

Vincent T van Hees <v.vanhees@accelting.com>