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The tsibble
package represents tidy temporal data as tbl_ts objects
with a declared key (e.g. subject) and
index (time). tidyILD works on
ordinary tibbles with provenance in attributes; when you start from a
tbl_ts, tidyILD records formal tsibble
semantics so you can inspect them and
round-trip back to a tsibble where appropriate.
This vignette requires the tsibble package
(install.packages("tsibble")). Chunks below run only when
tsibble is available.
ild_prepare()Pass a tbl_ts to
ild_prepare() in either of these ways:
id and time —
tidyILD infers the subject column from the tsibble key
(exactly one key column) and the time column from the
index.id and time —
names must match the key and index columns; the input must still be a
tbl_ts.The tbl_ts class is
not kept on the result: the prepared object is a tibble
with ILD structure (.ild_* columns, etc.). Tsibble-specific
information is copied into the tidyILD attribute
before coercion.
suppressPackageStartupMessages({
library(tidyILD)
library(tsibble)
})
t <- seq.POSIXt(as.POSIXct("2020-01-01", tz = "UTC"), by = "hour", length.out = 4)
d <- tsibble(
id = rep(1L, 4),
t = t,
y = 1:4,
key = id,
index = t
)
x <- ild_prepare(d)
class(x)
#> [1] "tidyild_df" "ild_tbl" "tbl_df" "tbl" "data.frame"When the source was a tbl_ts, metadata
is stored under
attr(x, "tidyILD")$tsibble. The exported
reader is ild_tsibble_meta(), which
returns NULL if the object was
not prepared from a tsibble.
Typical fields include:
key_vars,
index_var — names of the subject and time
columns.interval_format — human-readable
summary of the declared
tsibble::interval() (when available).is_regular — tsibble’s regularity flag
at input time.index_type,
tsibble_version,
source_class — for reporting and
reproducibility.str(ild_tsibble_meta(x), max.level = 1)
#> List of 7
#> $ source_class : chr "tbl_ts"
#> $ key_vars : chr "id"
#> $ index_var : chr "t"
#> $ interval_format: chr "1h"
#> $ is_regular : logi TRUE
#> $ tsibble_version: chr "1.2.0"
#> $ index_type : chr "name"ild_spacing() may include a
tsibble sub-list that
bridges the declared tsibble interval/regularity to
empirical spacing computed from
.ild_dt after
ild_prepare() (sorting, duplicate
handling, etc.). Declared and empirical summaries can
diverge if rows change.
ild_tsibble_meta(x) — full tsibble
provenance list (or NULL).ild_summary(x) — when tsibble metadata
exists, the summary includes a tsibble
element (same content as
ild_tsibble_meta()).ild_spacing(x)$tsibble — declared vs
empirical spacing bridge (when present).names(ild_summary(x))
#> [1] "summary" "n_units" "n_obs" "time_range" "spacing"
#> [6] "n_gaps" "pct_gap" "tsibble"
ild_summary(x)$tsibble[c("key_vars", "index_var", "interval_format", "is_regular")]
#> $key_vars
#> [1] "id"
#>
#> $index_var
#> [1] "t"
#>
#> $interval_format
#> [1] "1h"
#>
#> $is_regular
#> [1] TRUEild_as_tsibble()ild_as_tsibble(x) builds a
tbl_ts from the prepared tibble using
ild_meta() for key and index column names.
If ild_tsibble_meta(x) is not
NULL,
regular is set from the stored
is_regular so
tsibble::interval() often matches
the original for data that was unchanged after
ild_prepare().
d2 <- ild_as_tsibble(x)
tsibble::interval(d2)
#> <interval[1]>
#> [1] 1h
identical(tsibble::interval(d), tsibble::interval(d2))
#> [1] TRUEYou can pass extra arguments through to
tsibble::as_tsibble() (e.g. override
regular).
ild_prepare() accepts a
tbl_ts with exactly one
key column (the subject id). Multiple keys (e.g. country + person) are
not supported; reshape or aggregate first.tbl_ts; use
ild_as_tsibble() when you need tsibble
semantics again.tbl_ts. After
ild_prepare(), empirical spacing (gaps,
irregularity) comes from .ild_dt. Sorting,
duplicate removal, or row drops can make
ild_as_tsibble()’s reconstruction
not regular even when the source was; in that case a
warning may be emitted when reconstructed regularity
disagrees with stored provenance.For normative developer detail, see
vignette("developer-contracts", package = "tidyILD")
and inst/dev/DEVELOPER_CONTRACTS.md
(tsibble section). Related:
vignette("ild-decomposition-and-spacing", package = "tidyILD")
for spacing tools.
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They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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