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The function plots two time series against each other. The intended use is generally to check the original vs. preprocessed data. The first series is plotted with a black line, the second one - typically the reconstructed series - with a red line. Nas show up as interruptions of the lines. The function can be used within dplyr's style pipes - in which case 'data' can be omitted and the other variables must be provided as quoted variables' names - or standard vectors may be provided - in which case 'data' should be NULL and args should be passed by name.

Usage

check_series(data, series1, series2, time)

Arguments

data

Optional. Can be omitted if passed through dplyr's style pipelines (through '.'), in which case the other arguments should be passed as quoted variables' names.

series1

A vector variable with values for the first time series. It is plotted by means of a black line. Typically, the original data.

series2

A vector variable with values for the second time series. It is plotted by means of a red line. Typically, the processed data.

time

A vector variable indicating the elapsed time, which is used for the x axis.

Value

A plot.