Plot time data in R to various resolutions (to the minute, to the hour, to the second, etc.)

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I have some data in CSV like:

\"Timestamp\", \"Count\"
\"2009-07-20 16:30:45\", 10
\"2009-07-20 16:30:45\", 15
\"2009-07-20 16:30:46\", 8
\"2009-07-20 16:30:46\"         


        
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  •  有刺的猬
    2021-01-31 06:57

    Read your data, and convert it into a zoo object:

    R> X <- read.csv("/tmp/so.csv")
    R> X <- zoo(X$Count, order.by=as.POSIXct(as.character(X[,1])))
    

    Note that this will show warnings because of non-unique timestamps.

    Task 1 using aggregate with length to count:

    R> aggregate(X, force, length)
    2009-07-20 16:30:45 2009-07-20 16:30:46 2009-07-20 16:30:47 
                      2                   3                   1 
    

    Task 2 using aggregate:

    R> aggregate(X, force, mean)
    2009-07-20 16:30:45 2009-07-20 16:30:46 2009-07-20 16:30:47 
                 12.500               7.333              20.000 
    

    Task 3 can be done the same way by aggregating up to higher-order indices. You can call plot on the result from aggregate:

    plot(aggregate(X, force, mean))
    

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