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filter_graph_series: Subset a graph series object

Description

Subsetting a graph series by the graphs' index positions in the graph series or through selection via graphs' date-time attributes.

Usage

filter_graph_series(graph_series, by = "number", values, tz = NULL)

Value

A graph series object of type dgr_graph_1D.

Arguments

graph_series

A graph series object of type dgr_graph_1D.

by

Either number, which allows for subsetting of the graph series by graph indices, or time which for graph series objects of type temporal allows for a subsetting of graphs by a date-time or time range.

values

Where the subsetting of the graph series by to occur via graph indices (where by = number), provide a vector of those indices; when subsetting by time (where by = time), a range of times can be provided as a vector.

tz

The time zone (tz) corresponding to dates or date-time string provided in values (if by = "date").

Examples

Run this code
# Create three graphs
graph_time_1 <-
  create_graph(
    graph_name = "graph_with_time_1") %>%
  set_graph_time(
    time = "2015-03-25 03:00",
    tz = "GMT")

graph_time_2 <-
  create_graph(
    graph_name = "graph_with_time_2") %>%
  set_graph_time(
    time = "2015-03-26 03:00",
    tz = "GMT")

graph_time_3 <-
  create_graph(
    graph_name = "graph_with_time_3") %>%
  set_graph_time(
    time = "2015-03-27 15:00",
    tz = "GMT")

# Create an empty graph series and add
# the graphs
series_temporal <-
  create_graph_series(
    series_type = "temporal") %>%
  add_graph_to_graph_series(
    graph = graph_time_1) %>%
  add_graph_to_graph_series(
    graph = graph_time_2) %>%
  add_graph_to_graph_series(
    graph = graph_time_3)

# Subset graph series by sequence
series_sequence_subset <-
  filter_graph_series(
    graph_series = series_temporal,
    by = "number",
    values = 2)

# Get a count of graphs in
# the series
series_sequence_subset %>%
  count_graphs_in_graph_series()

# Subset graph series by date-time
series_time_subset <-
  filter_graph_series(
    graph_series = series_temporal,
    by = "time",
    values = c("2015-03-25 12:00",
               "2015-03-26 12:00"),
    tz = "GMT")

# Get a count of graphs in
# the series
series_time_subset %>%
  count_graphs_in_graph_series()

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