Try this. After defining our data, tt and x, we create a zoo series
z by aggregating over days taking the last point corresponding to
each day. Then we convert that to ts (which fills in the missing days)
and create a zoo series with no data and those times merging it
with the original zoo series and specifying fill = 0.
library(zoo)
# create zoo series, z, by taking last point corresponding to each day
tt <- c("2003-03-05", "2003-03-05", "2003-05-05" ,"2003-04-07" ,"2003-03-05")
x <- 1:5
z <- aggregate(zoo(x), as.Date(tt), tail, 1)
merge(z, zoo(, time(as.ts(z))), fill = 0)
# alternative to last line is the following: longer but no warning
# only change is inserting of as.Date(unclass(...)) to force Date class
merge(z, zoo(, as.Date(unclass(time(as.ts(z))))), fill = 0)
On 9/12/07, Nirav Mehta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Howdy!
>
> I am attempting to convert a date frame with irregular dates into a
> regular time series, aggregated by date. i have tried using both the
> 'its' and 'zoo' packages.
>
> I have something like
>
> times<-c("2003-03-05", "2003-03-05", "2003-05-05" ,"2003-04-07" ,"2003-03-05")
> aarf<-data.frame(times)
> aarf$x<-runif(5)
>
> what i want in the end, is a daily time series, aggregating x by day,
> and filling in days where there are no data with 0.
>
> I have tried, similarly to another help request, the aggregating once
> I have zoo-class data, but my dates disappear, and instead I get
> things like 12772 and so on for the various dates. I thought that
> these 5-digit numbers were maybe the number of days past Jan 1, 1970,
> but dividing these numbers by the number of days in a year gets me out
> of my data range.
>
> Also, applying as.ts() to my zoo data gives me a regularly spaced time
> series that ignores the timing imposed in zoo.
>
> Similarly, I can convert the series to an 'its' object, but then
> cannot convert the 'its' object to a regular time series with 0 filled
> in where I have no observations, since the 'its' arithmitic only
> returns the intersection of addition of two its vectors.
>
> Thanks,
> Nirav Mehta
>
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