Calculates the Water Use Index (WUI) between two time points for a set of responses.
intervalWUI(responses, water.use = "Water.Use",
individuals = "Snapshot.ID.Tag", times.factor = "Days",
start.times, end.times, suffix.interval = NULL,
data, include.total.water = FALSE, na.rm = FALSE)
A data.frame
containing the WUIs, the name of each
column being the concatenation of one of responses
,
WUI
and, if not NULL
, suffix.interval
, the three
components being separated by a full stop. If the total water is to be
included, the name of the column will be the concatenation of
water.use
, Total
and the suffix, each separated by a full
stop(`.').
A character
giving the names of the columns in
data
from which the growth rates are to be calculated.
A character
giving the names of the column in
data
which contains the water use values.
A character
giving the name(s) of the
factor
(s) that define the subsets of the data
for
which each subset corresponds to the responses
for an
individual.
A character
giving the name of the column in
data
containing the factor for times at which the data was
collected. Its levels will be used in identifying the intervals and
should be numeric values stored as characters.
A numeric
giving the times,
in terms of levels of times.factor
, that will give a single
value for each Snapshot.ID.Tag
and that will be taken
as the observation at the start of the interval for which
the growth rate is to be calculated.
A numeric
giving the times,
in terms of levels of times.factor
, that will give a single
value for each Snapshot.ID.Tag
and that will be taken
as the observation at the end of the interval for which the
growth rate is to be calculated.
A character
giving the suffix to be
appended to response
to form the names of the columns
containing the calculated the growth rates.
A data.frame
containing the column from which the
growth rates are to be calculated.
A logical
indicating whether or not to
include a column in the results for the total of water.use
for the interval for each individual.
A logical
indicating whether NA
values
should be stripped before the calculation proceeds.
Chris Brien
The WUI is calculated as the difference between the values of a response
at the end.times
and start.times
divided by the sum of the water use
after start.times
until end.times
. Thus, the water use up to
start.times
is not included.
intervalGRaverage
, intervalGRdiff
, splitValueCalculate
, getDates
,
GrowthRates
data(exampleData)
Area.smooth.WUI <- intervalWUI("Area", water.use = "Water.Loss",
start.times = 31, end.times = 35,
suffix = "31to35",
data = longi.dat, include.total.water = TRUE)
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