Cyclical time representation — cyclical

cyclical_time() creates a cyclical time representation using specified cycle and chronon (and optionally display granules). The cycles is the larger time unit that defines the time period over which the chronon loops over (e.g. a week, tu_week(1L)). The chronon is the smaller time unit that iterates within each cycle (e.g. a day, tu_day(1L)). Combined, these two granules form a cyclical time point (e.g. day of the week).

Usage

cyclical_time(chronon, cycle)

Arguments

chronon: A time unit object representing the chronon (e.g., tu_month(1L))
cycle: A time unit object representing the cycle (e.g., tu_year(1L))

Value

An function used to create cyclical time points.

Examples


day_of_week <- cyclical_time(tu_day(1L), tu_week(1L))
day_of_week(Sys.Date())
#> <mixtime[1]>
#> [1] Fri-0.0%

month_of_year <- cyclical_time(tu_month(1L), tu_year(1L))
month_of_year(Sys.Date())
#> <mixtime[1]>
#> [1] Dec