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There are spurious errors in the output PELMO generates. Two examples
are in the test.log
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- Add .gitattributes to make sure CRLF line endings are kept for PELMO
.psm files
- Update static docs
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Now we have seven test calculations for the Step 1 calculator, all
perfectly passing. This provides confidence that this is a
correct reimplementation of the Step 1 part of the Step 1/2 calculator.
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Some cleaning up. PELMO facilities do not currently work at my end,
as I have no working wine installation on this computer
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generated from the FOCUS PELMO GUI, as copied into the text files
in the testdata directory.
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to pass test also for more extreme situations as in the current test data.
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It all works!
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- This works on Linux using wine
- PELMO runs (including pelmo.inp files) are correctly generated
- The PLM files for FOCUS Pesticide_D in the test data archive are
correctly reproduced
- The data files (including FOCUS groundwater scenario data) are now
created and documented in R files
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- Add max_twa.mkinfit() recently introduced to mkin as mkin::twa() but
never released with it
- Add a test to check max_twa.one_box() against analytical solutions in
max_twa.mkinfit().
- Clean up R CMD check
- Update docs
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- one_box() creates decline time series from mkinfit objects or simply
from a half-life
- sawtooth() generates sawtooth curves for arbitrary application
patterns and decline models
- twa() calculates moving window averages
- max_twa() gives their maxima and
- plot.one_box() can plot series generated by one_box() or sawtooth(),
optionally adding a greay rectangle to illustrate the maximum moving
window time weighted average
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The code from the previous commit was broken. Also, the time
zone for the times that are read is now wet to 'UTC', in order to
avoid setting different time zones due to daylight savings, which
introduces artificial one-hour offsets on changeover days.
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