Re: [R] Need guidance on summarizing time data

2020-11-30 Thread Jeff Newmiller
Does table(DF$Time) do what you want? Seems kinda odd to me that you want to distinguish between 18:31 and 18:32 but you don't care which days those occur on. If your phenomenon is related to local time-of-day then perhaps you might want to correlate with sun elevation relative to the horizon.

Re: [R] Need guidance on summarizing time data

2020-11-30 Thread Thierry Onkelinx via R-help
Dear Bruce, I think this should be straightforward with tidyverse. If not please provide a small reproducible data set with dput(). library(tidyverse) count(Active, Time) count(Active, Date, Time) Best regards, ir. Thierry Onkelinx Statisticus / Statistician Vlaamse Overheid / Government of Fl

[R] Need guidance on summarizing time data

2020-11-30 Thread Neotropical bat risk assessments and acoustic tools
Hi all, I need to summarize temporal activity. However date\times in R seem to be not easily handled. Seems I may need to convert date\time values to a recognizable format? My "raw data" is tab (text) includes a location ID, date and time(24 hr format). Format is like this: Location    Date 

Re: [R] Need Guidance

2017-12-01 Thread Sarah Goslee
Have you successfully imported the dataset into R? What have you tried? If you have not imported the dataset into R, what format are your CMIP5 data in? They are distributed various ways, and it's impossible to answer your question without knowing what your data are. On Fri, Dec 1, 2017 at 12:3

[R] Need Guidance

2017-11-30 Thread Ali Hassan Shabbir
Respected Sir I hope you will be fine and enjoy good health. I am PhD student in Northeast Normal University, China. Kindly guide me, How can I extract a time series of variable for a specific location (specific longitude and latitude) from a CMIP5 experiment by using R? And I brief my query whic