Hello, I'm having problems trying to truncate the timespan of the correlation analysis when I'm using dcc function on treeclim package.
rpb.dcc<dcc(rpb.crn,precip,selection=.range("precip",-6:12),method="correlation",dynamic="moving",win_size=25,win_offset=5,start_last=TRUE,timespan=NULL,var_names="precip",ci=0.05,boot="stationary",sb=TRUE)
Both of my data start in 1902-2016 but I would like to truncate both in 1939-2016. When I type ...,timespan=(1939:2016)...
R doesn't recognize the time interval. Can anyone help me with that?
Thanks for including some code. Next time it would help to have some data and the code in the form of FAQ: What's a reproducible example (`reprex`) and how do I do one?
Here's a solution, assuming your data set is in the form of norw015
> library(dplyr)
Attaching package: ‘dplyr’
The following objects are masked from ‘package:stats’:
filter, lag
The following objects are masked from ‘package:base’:
intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
> library(tibble)
> library(treeclim)
Loading required package: Rcpp
> data(norw015)
> head(norw015)
xxxstd samp.depth
1600 0.6317956 1
1601 0.3966429 1
1602 0.3718675 1
1603 0.4002325 1
1604 0.3752488 1
1605 0.5385194 1
> norw <- rownames_to_column(norw015, var = "year")
> head(norw)
year xxxstd samp.depth
1 1600 0.6317956 1
2 1601 0.3966429 1
3 1602 0.3718675 1
4 1603 0.4002325 1
5 1604 0.3752488 1
6 1605 0.5385194 1
> norw_years <- norw %>% filter(year > 1935)
> head(norw_years)
year xxxstd samp.depth
1 1936 0.9608494 34
2 1937 1.0050585 34
3 1938 0.9518574 34
4 1939 0.9265154 34
5 1940 0.8521800 34
6 1941 1.2747496 34
> norw_36 <- column_to_rownames(norw_years, var = 'year')
> head(norw_36)
xxxstd samp.depth
1936 0.9608494 34
1937 1.0050585 34
1938 0.9518574 34
1939 0.9265154 34
1940 0.8521800 34
1941 1.2747496 34
Thank you very much, yes, my data is in the form of norw015. I'm going to apply it.
All the best
Daniela
system
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