Example of a data frame from one file with two groups of bullet holes.
data(DFcciHV)
A data frame with 40 observations on the following 9 variables.
group
a factor with levels 1
2
.
distance
a numerical vector giving the distance to the target.
aim.x
a numerical vector of x-coordinates giving the point of aim.
aim.y
a numerical vector of y-coordinates giving the of point of aim.
point.x
a numerical vector of absolute x-coordinates of bullet holes.
point.y
a numerical vector of absolute y-coordinates of bullet holes.
origin
a factor with levels 1
. This factor codes from which original output file the data is.
orgser
a factor with levels 1.1
1.2
. This factor results from droplevels(interaction(origin, group))
, and codes each separate group across original files. The order of the factor levels is alphabetical.
series
a factor with levels 1
2
. This factor codes each separate group as defined by orgser
, but more conveniently as a number that runs consecutively across original files.
distance.unit
Measurement unit distance to target
point.unit
Measurement unit (x,y)-coordinates
Two groups of shooting a PWS T3 rifle in .22LR at 100yd. The measurement unit for coordinates is inch, for distance yards.
This data frame is like those returned by readDataOT1
, readDataOT2
, or readDataMisc
with option combine=TRUE
.
Data courtesy of David Bookstaber, 2013. http://ballistipedia.com/
combineData
,
analyzeGroup
,
compareGroups