As with inverse.rle, this function reverses the compression performed with seqle so long as you know the incr value used to generate the compressed data.
Usage
inverse.seqle(x, incr = 1L)
Arguments
x
An object of class rle
incr
The increment between elements used to generate the compressed data object. Note that this can be either integer or float. For floating-point sequences, the reconstruction of the original series may differ at the level of floating-point precision used to generate the input object.
Value
a vector of values identical (or nearly so, for floats) to the original sequence.
# NOT RUN {x<- c(2,2,2,3:8,8,8,4,4,4,5,5.5,6)
y<-seqle(x,incr=0)
inverse.seqle(y,0)
y <- seqle(x,incr=1)
inverse.seqle(y)
inverse.seqle(y,2) # not what you wanted# }