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In order to keep the data comparable, the interval (expressed as the stepsize-variable in the R-package) is chosen globally for all objects. There is currently no mode for resolving conflicts arising by misaligned dates, as e.g. a sequence from 3 to 26 would only yield one ‘step’ at 3, since 3+25 exceeds the range of the objects dating, as I am using seq().
Can I fix this somehow?
Options/Ideas:
assigning at least three steps, one for min, one for max, and one for mean; then filling the gaps with the stepsize interval if possible?
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I did actually change it, I am - however - not entirely sure if this went very well. As of now it is creating a custom sequence in get.step.sequence() from the utilities file.
In order to keep the data comparable, the interval (expressed as the stepsize-variable in the R-package) is chosen globally for all objects. There is currently no mode for resolving conflicts arising by misaligned dates, as e.g. a sequence from 3 to 26 would only yield one ‘step’ at 3, since 3+25 exceeds the range of the objects dating, as I am using seq().
Can I fix this somehow?
Options/Ideas:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: