[R] NA's values and ts

[Antonio Rodríguez Verdugo]

Hi,

>You can't do much, but try reading the help page for na.omit.ts (not
>na.omit) and see also (the same page)

I've done, and nothing

>
>?na.contiguous

Doesn't work

>You can't handle that at all well.  R's code is not set up to handle
>time series with many missing values.  Find a package that does (and most
>that I know of do not).

In variable 'rain' I have 7 NA values, are them too much?. And if so, which
would be a plausible approach to this kind of time series data?

Thanks,

Cheers

Antonio



Antonio Rodríguez Verdugo
CICEM Agua del Pino
Huelva
Oceanography and Coastal Resources,
PhD Program, 
University of Huelva
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