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On Wed, Jun 8, 2022 at 3:09 PM Daniel Jackson ***@***.***> wrote:
Sorry for the very late response!
Unfortunately, it looks like only the *sleep*/*agcount*/*step* algorithms
currently honour the -time option.
It would be great if the others (*csv*/*svm*/*wtv*/*paee*) also honoured
it.
I will file this as an enhancement.
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When running the OmConvert programme, I would like to specify the time as UNIX epochs. Below an example of the code I ran:
omconvert datafile.cwa -time 1 -svm-file datafile.svm.csv -svm-epoch 60 -svm-filter 1
The file I get has its time still in normal data/time format. Am I missing something?
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