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It is currently possible to convert a vpts object to a dataframe with as.data.frame(). The reverse is not possible, i.e. when you have a dataframe with vpts data, you cannot create a vpts object (to plot or use for other functions).
In the short term, it would be good to have such a function create_vpts(df). This function could then also be used by the new read_vpts() function (#551).
In the longer term, vpts objects should become data frames (rather than currently lists), so it is easier to use e.g. dplyr::filter() and import data from vpts csv without having to convert them to objects.
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It is currently possible to convert a
vpts
object to a dataframe withas.data.frame()
. The reverse is not possible, i.e. when you have a dataframe with vpts data, you cannot create avpts
object (to plot or use for other functions).In the short term, it would be good to have such a function
create_vpts(df)
. This function could then also be used by the newread_vpts()
function (#551).In the longer term,
vpts
objects should become data frames (rather than currently lists), so it is easier to use e.g.dplyr::filter()
and import data from vpts csv without having to convert them to objects.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: