Add missing xts/zoo data with linear interpolation in R

寵の児 提交于 2019-11-29 02:22:19

You can merge your data with a vector with all dates. After that you can use na.approx to fill in the blanks (NA in this case).

data1 <-read.table(text="time, value
2012-11-30-10:28:00, 12.9
2012-11-30-10:29:00, 5.5
2012-11-30-10:30:00, 5.5
2012-11-30-10:31:00, 5.5
2012-11-30-10:32:00, 9
2012-11-30-10:35:00, 9
2012-11-30-10:36:00, 14.4
2012-11-30-10:38:00, 12.6", header = TRUE, sep=",", as.is=TRUE)
times.init <-as.POSIXct(strptime(data1[,1], '%Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%S'))
data2 <-zoo(data1[,2],times.init)
data3 <-merge(data2, zoo(, seq(min(times.init), max(times.init), "min")))
data4 <-na.approx(data3)
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Thanks to P Lapointe for a cool answer. Also, if you also take advantage of the 'xout' argument in na.approx, you no longer need to do the merger:

data1 <-read.table(text="time, value
2012-11-30-10:28:00, 12.9
2012-11-30-10:29:00, 5.5
                   2012-11-30-10:30:00, 5.5
                   2012-11-30-10:31:00, 5.5
                   2012-11-30-10:32:00, 9
                   2012-11-30-10:35:00, 9
                   2012-11-30-10:36:00, 14.4
                   2012-11-30-10:38:00, 12.6", header = TRUE, sep=",", as.is=TRUE)
times.init <-as.POSIXct(strptime(data1[,1], '%Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%S'))
data2 <-zoo(data1[,2],times.init)
data2
data4 <- na.approx(object=data2, 
          xout=seq(min(times.init), max(times.init), "min"))
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