Hi everyone,
does anybody still use "rhr" package and provided GUI to calculate home ranges? I struggle with data upload when it comes to selecting date and time and their format. When trying to select an adequate format according to my dataset, I'm getting a warning message: All formats failed to parse. No formats found.
My data in .csv file are saved in a standard format as follows 02.03.2023 16:02
Thx for any kind of advice which can help me to run the analyses.
The rhr package is a tool for reproducible home range analysis with R. It provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for loading and manipulating data, calculating home range estimators, and plotting results¹.
The date and time format that the rhr package expects is the ISO 8601 standard, which specifies a format of YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS±HH:MM, where T is a separator between date and time, and ±HH:MM is the time zone offset from UTC². For example, 2023-03-02T16:02+01:00 means March 2nd, 2023 at 4:02 pm in a time zone that is one hour ahead of UTC.
To load your data into the rhr package, you need to make sure that your date and time column matches the ISO 8601 format. If your data has a different format, such as 02.03.2023 16:02, you need to convert it before loading it into the rhr package. You can use functions from other R packages, such as anytime or datetime, to parse and format date and time strings³⁴. For example, you can use the following code to convert your data:
```r
# Load the anytime package
library(anytime)
# Read your data from a csv file
data
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