Get Time Imputation Targets

Get Time Imputation Targets

Usage

get_imputation_target_time(time_imputation)

Arguments

time_imputation

The value to impute the time when a timepart is missing.

A character value is expected, either as a

• format with hour, min and sec specified as "hh:mm:ss": e.g. "00:00:00" for the start of the day,

• or as a keyword: "first","last" to impute to the start/end of a day.

Default value

none

Value

A list of character vectors. The elements of the list are named "hour", "minute", "second".

Details

• For time_imputation = "first" "00", "00", "00" are returned.

• For time_imputation = "last" "23", "59", "59" are returned.

• For time_imputation = "<hh>:<mm>:<ss>" "<hh>", "<mm>", "<ss>" are returned.

See also

impute_dtc_dtm()

Utilities used for date imputation: dt_level(), dtm_level(), get_imputation_target_date(), get_partialdatetime(), restrict_imputed_dtc_dt(), restrict_imputed_dtc_dtm()

Examples

# Get imputation target for "first" time
target_first_time <- admiral:::get_imputation_target_time("first")
print(target_first_time)
#> $hour
#> [1] "00"
#> 
#> $minute
#> [1] "00"
#> 
#> $second
#> [1] "00"
#> 

# Get imputation target for "last" time
target_last_time <- admiral:::get_imputation_target_time("last")
print(target_last_time)
#> $hour
#> [1] "23"
#> 
#> $minute
#> [1] "59"
#> 
#> $second
#> [1] "59"
#> 

# Get imputation target for custom time imputation "12-34-56"
target_custom_time <- admiral:::get_imputation_target_time("12-34-56")
print(target_custom_time)
#> $hour
#> [1] "12"
#> 
#> $minute
#> [1] "34"
#> 
#> $second
#> [1] "56"
#>