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[[Category:Code under inspection]]


== Question ==
== Question ==


A simple test variable that fetches the '''data''' defined in "Test variable A", as well as a '''function''' defined in Test variable C?


== Answer ==
== Answer ==
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=== Formula ===
=== Formula ===
# The code below is used for practising; under development.
<rcode showcode="1"
name="answer"
label="Run"
include="
page:Object-oriented_programming_in_Opasnet|name:answer|
page:OpasnetBaseUtils|name:generic|
page:Test_variable_C|name:ERF_road_Lden_HA
"
>
library(OpasnetBaseUtils)
library(xtable)
cat("Initiation successful. \n")
out <- op_baseGetData("opasnet_base", "Op_en5682") # Fetches data from Test variable A.
out <- tidy(out , direction = "wide")
# print(out)
print(xtable(out), type = 'html', html.table.attributes = "class='sortable'")
#mode(out)
#length(out)
#unclass(out)
road_lower_bound <- out[out$Source == "Road" & out$Indicator == "Lden", "Lower bound (dB)"]
road_upper_bound <- out[out$Source == "Road" & out$Indicator == "Lden", "Upper bound (dB)"]
road_exposed <- out[out$Source == "Road" & out$Indicator == "Lden", "Result"]
print(road_exposed)
print(road_lower_bound)
print(road_upper_bound)
# d[d$Row %in% 2:4, ]
# colnames(out)[colnames(out) == "obs.1"]
Lden <- 60
HA <- ERF_road_Lden_HA(Lden)
Lden
HA
</rcode>


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 11:08, 26 August 2013

Question

A simple test variable that fetches the data defined in "Test variable A", as well as a function defined in Test variable C?

Answer

Rationale

Dependencies

Formula

  1. The code below is used for practising; under development.


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library(OpasnetBaseUtils)
library(xtable)

cat("Initiation successful. \n")

out <- op_baseGetData("opasnet_base", "Op_en5682") # Fetches data from Test variable A.
out <- tidy(out , direction = "wide")

# print(out)
print(xtable(out), type = 'html', html.table.attributes = "class='sortable'")

#mode(out)
#length(out)
#unclass(out)

road_lower_bound <- out[out$Source == "Road" & out$Indicator == "Lden", "Lower bound (dB)"]
road_upper_bound <- out[out$Source == "Road" & out$Indicator == "Lden", "Upper bound (dB)"]
road_exposed <- out[out$Source == "Road" & out$Indicator == "Lden", "Result"]

print(road_exposed)
print(road_lower_bound)
print(road_upper_bound)

# d[d$Row %in% 2:4, ]
# colnames(out)[colnames(out) == "obs.1"]

Lden <- 60
HA <- ERF_road_Lden_HA(Lden)

Lden
HA

See also

Keywords

References


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