INQC (version 2.0.5)

jumps2: Labels interdiurnal large differences

Description

This function looks for interdiurnal differences considered too large (larger than a threshold value). The threshold can be defined by two different ways: (1) as an absolute value, the same for all differences. It is specified directly through the parameter 'force' (see below); (2) as a quantile in a probability distribution of the interdiurnal differences (built for each month separately). In this case, the threshold is specified indirectly through the parameter 'quanty' (see below). The calculated threshold quantiles can be also modified (increased/decreased) by means of the parameter 'times' (see below).

Consequently, jumps2() can be used in two different modes: 'absolute' and 'quantile'

Usage

jumps2(date, value, quanty = 0.999, times = 1, force = NULL)

Arguments

date

vector of dates

value

vector of values

quanty

threshold quantile rank (cumulative probability) to define corresponding quantiles in the distributions of the interdiurnal differences (for each month separately)

times

factor to modify (increase/decrease) the threshold quantile values

force

value of threshold for daily value differences to be forced

Value

list of positions which do not pass this QC test

Examples

# NOT RUN {
#Extract the ECA&D data file from the example data folder
path2inptfl<-system.file("extdata", "TX_SOUID132734.txt", package = "INQC")
#Read the data file
date<-readecad(input=path2inptfl,missing= -9999)[,3]
value<-readecad(input=path2inptfl,missing= -9999)[,4]
#Find all suspicious positions in the time series (in 'quantile' mode)
jumps2(date,value,quanty=0.999,times=1)
#Find all suspicious positions in the time series (in 'absolute' mode)
jumps2(date,value,force=100)
# }