more flexible NA handling when adjusted estimation #108
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Set a min wear criteria in aggregation: Instead of setting to NA when any NA, allow for some missingness. Defaults: - Up to 30s/min missing when calculating minutely - Up to 10min/h missing when calculating hourly - Up to 3h/d missing when calculating daily For example, if day has 4h missing data, that day's step and walk will be NA. Crude (unadjusted) values will still always report the agg for that day.
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Set a min wear criteria in aggregation: Instead of setting to NA when any NA, allow for some missingness. Defaults:
For example, if day has 4h missing data, that day's step and walk will be NA.
Crude (unadjusted) values will still always report the agg for that day.
For cadence (peak1, peak30, 95th):