Example data set: Activity calendar from the Swiss Household Panel (time stamped event format)
This data set contains events defined from the state sequences in the actcal data set. It was created with the code shown in the examples section. It is provided to symplify example of event sequence mining.
data(actcal.tse)
Time stamped events derived from state sequences in the actcal data set.
Swiss Household Panel
data(actcal) actcal.seq <- seqdef(actcal[,13:24]) ## Defining the transition matrix transition <- seqetm(actcal.seq, method="transition") transition[1,1:4] <- c("FullTime" , "Decrease,PartTime", "Decrease,LowPartTime", "Stop") transition[2,1:4] <- c("Increase,FullTime", "PartTime" , "Decrease,LowPartTime", "Stop") transition[3,1:4] <- c("Increase,FullTime", "Increase,PartTime", "LowPartTime" , "Stop") transition[4,1:4] <- c("Start,FullTime" , "Start,PartTime" , "Start,LowPartTime" , "NoActivity") transition ## Converting STS data to TSE actcal.tse <- seqformat(actcal, 13:24, from = "STS",to = "TSE", tevent = transition) ## Defining the event sequence object actcal.eseq <- seqecreate(id=actcal.tse$id, time=actcal.tse$time, event=actcal.tse$event)
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