I have data in the format Date, Time, Value. Here is a sample:
04/01/2010,07:10,17159
04/01/2010,07:20,4877
04/01/2010,07:30,6078
04/01/2010,07:40,3105
04/01/2010,07:50,4073
04/01/2010,08:00,6986
04/01/2010,08:10,7906
04/01/2010,08:20,7681
04/01/2010,08:30,5665
04/01/2010,08:40,6631
04/01/2010,08:50,4633
04/01/2010,09:00,6346
04/01/2010,09:10,6444
04/01/2010,09:20,6324
04/01/2010,09:30,11696
04/01/2010,09:40,7667
04/01/2010,09:50,6375
04/01/2010,10:00,5934
04/01/2010,10:10,12626
04/01/2010,10:20,11674
04/01/2010,10:30,4660
04/01/2010,10:40,3831
04/01/2010,10:50,7089
04/01/2010,11:00,4548
04/01/2010,11:10,2590
04/01/2010,11:20,3334
04/01/2010,11:30,5171
I want to convert this to a Time Series of Value keeping the same format. i.e. I need to be able store the date and time components too. This is is because i want to "deseasonalize" the data.
I have tried
z <- read.csv("fileName", header=TRUE,sep=",")
but not sure what to do from here. Can anyone show me how to load into a time series object properly? Or is there another way to do this?
Thanks in advance
You can use the zoo
package. The code below was writen to be reproducible but in actual practice text="Lines"
would be replaced with file="fileName"
. Also as shown in the question the Date field is ambiguous and you may need to adjust the percent codes if its not day/month/year.
library(zoo)
Lines <- "Date,Time,Value
04/01/2010,07:10,17159
04/01/2010,07:20,4877
04/01/2010,07:30,6078
04/01/2010,07:40,3105
"
z <- read.zoo(text = Lines, sep = ",", header = TRUE,
index = 1:2, tz = "", format = "%d/%m/%Y %H:%M")
which gives:
> z
2010-01-04 07:10:00 2010-01-04 07:20:00 2010-01-04 07:30:00 2010-01-04 07:40:00
17159 4877 6078 3105
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