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Following on from comment by @jhmigueles here:
The column for Euclidian Norm in metalong object is not consistent in case across sensor brands: https://github.com/wadpac/GGIR/blob/master/R/g.getmeta.R#L351-L357. For some brands we use EN and for other en.
EN
en
This would for example address the issue of not being able to process multiple brands at the same time for at least some combinations of brands: https://groups.google.com/g/RpackageGGIR/c/gSihX0GcrV8/m/AXTIBUsTAAAJ
Proposal:
The result should be that all new output will have EN while GGIR can still handle previously processed en data.
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PR #1027 updates g.getmeta() to always use uppercase EN, here's the relevant commit: 579f3ac
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Following on from comment by @jhmigueles here:
The column for Euclidian Norm in metalong object is not consistent in case across sensor brands: https://github.com/wadpac/GGIR/blob/master/R/g.getmeta.R#L351-L357. For some brands we use
EN
and for otheren
.This would for example address the issue of not being able to process multiple brands at the same time for at least some combinations of brands: https://groups.google.com/g/RpackageGGIR/c/gSihX0GcrV8/m/AXTIBUsTAAAJ
Proposal:
en
toEN
in function g.getmeta().The result should be that all new output will have
EN
while GGIR can still handle previously processeden
data.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: