@mgross Please let me know, when you start working on the following planed feature:
For models AverageR and TimeR: Constant interpolation modelling option for spherical coordinates
Possibly we can split the task, let me know which inputs you require and what kind of output we need to display. I will create the user inputs and the output and you can provide the code for the calculation. For this, please:
[ ] name required inputs and the type of input
[ ] describe the expected output
[ ] provide the code for the calculation
Your provided code should contain:
a file with example input data (.csv or .xlsx) or an R script containing a dataframe/list with example input data
an R script containing a function for the calculation. Please add the documentation for the parameters of the function.
please name all required functions and libraries that are used for the calculation
a file containing the expected output (.csv or xlsx file or an R script containing the expected dataframe/list)
Note on error handling: In order to throw errors please include conditions inside your code, e.g.
if (<some invalid condition>) stop("<Some error message>")
if (<some condition where the user should receive a warning>) warning("<Some warning message>")
stop(...) and warning(...) statements I will catch from outside the function and forward them to the user with the shinyTools::shinyTryCatch() function.
Errors/warnings that come from other functions that are called inside of your function will be caught automatically.
@mgross Please let me know, when you start working on the following planed feature:
For models AverageR and TimeR: Constant interpolation modelling option for spherical coordinates
Possibly we can split the task, let me know which inputs you require and what kind of output we need to display. I will create the user inputs and the output and you can provide the code for the calculation. For this, please:
Your provided code should contain:
.csv
or.xlsx
) or an R script containing a dataframe/list with example input datafunctions
andlibraries
that are used for the calculation.csv
orxlsx
file or an R script containing the expected dataframe/list)Note on error handling: In order to throw errors please include conditions inside your code, e.g.
stop(...)
andwarning(...)
statements I will catch from outside the function and forward them to the user with theshinyTools::shinyTryCatch()
function. Errors/warnings that come from other functions that are called inside of your function will be caught automatically.Please, let me know if you have any questions.