Als «index-decomposition» getaggte Fragen

Ich habe Daten, die beschreiben, wie oft ein Ereignis während einer Stunde stattfindet ("Anzahl pro Stunde", nph) und wie lange die Ereignisse dauern ("Dauer in Sekunden pro Stunde", dph). Dies sind die Originaldaten: nph <- c(2.50000000003638, 3.78947368414551, 1.51456310682008, 5.84686774940732, 4.58823529414907, 5.59999999993481, 5.06666666666667, 11.6470588233699, 1.99999999998209, NA, 4.46153846149851, 18, 1.05882352939726, 9.21739130425452, 27.8399999994814, …

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