whippr (version 0.1.4)

incremental_normalize: Normalize incremental test data

Description

Detect protocol phases (baseline, ramp, steps), normalize work rate, and time-align baseline phase (baseline time becomes negative).

Usage

incremental_normalize(
  .data,
  incremental_type = c("ramp", "step"),
  has_baseline = TRUE,
  baseline_length = NULL,
  work_rate_magic = FALSE,
  baseline_intensity = NULL,
  ramp_increase = NULL,
  step_start = NULL,
  step_increase = NULL,
  step_length = NULL,
  ...
)

Value

a tibble

Arguments

.data

Data retrieved from read_data().

incremental_type

The type of the incremental test performed. Either "ramp" or "step".

has_baseline

A boolean to indicate whether the data contains a baseline phase. This is used for an incremental test only. Default to TRUE.

baseline_length

The baseline length (in seconds) performed.

work_rate_magic

A boolean indicating whether to perform the work rate calculations. When set to TRUE, it will calculate the work rate throughout a ramp or step test. In the case of a step test, it will also perform a linear transformation of the work rate. If set to TRUE, the arguments below should be given. Default to FALSE.

baseline_intensity

A numeric atomic vector indicating the work rate of the baseline. If the baseline was performed at rest, indicate 0.

ramp_increase

A numeric atomic vector indicating the ramp increase in watts per minute (W/min). For example, if the ramp was 30 W/min, then pass the number 30 to this argument.

step_start

In case your baseline was performed at rest, you can set in this parameter at which intensity the step test started.

step_increase

A numeric atomic vector indicating the step increase, in watts. For example, if the step increase was 25 W at each step, then pass the number 25 to this argument.

step_length

A numeric atomic vector indicating the length (in seconds) of each step in the step incremental test.

...

Additional arguments. Currently ignored.

Examples

if (FALSE) {
## get file path from example data
path_example <- system.file("ramp_cosmed.xlsx", package = "whippr")

## read data from ramp test
df <- read_data(path = path_example, metabolic_cart = "cosmed")

## normalize incremental test data
ramp_normalized <- df %>%
 incremental_normalize(
   .data = .,
   incremental_type = "ramp",
   has_baseline = TRUE,
   baseline_length = 240,
   work_rate_magic = TRUE,
   baseline_intensity = 20,
   ramp_increase = 25
 )

## get file path from example data
path_example_step <- system.file("step_cortex.xlsx", package = "whippr")

## read data from step test
df_step <- read_data(path = path_example_step, metabolic_cart = "cortex")

## normalize incremental test data
step_normalized <- df_step %>%
 incremental_normalize(
   .data = .,
   incremental_type = "step",
   has_baseline = TRUE,
   baseline_length = 120,
   work_rate_magic = TRUE,
   baseline_intensity = 0,
   step_start = 50,
   step_increase = 25,
   step_length = 180
 )
}