setIntensityCutoff: Sets a cutoff for the lowest intensity value
In MiChip: MiChip Parsing and Summarizing Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Any value less than the cutoff value will be set to NA. This allows near background
intensity values to be excluded
Usage
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setIntensityCutoff(dmat, intensityCutoff)
Arguments
dmat
matrix of intensity values to which the cutoff value is applied
intensityCutoff
value of lowest acceptable intensity value in the experiment
Examples
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#Set all the values under 50 in a matrix to NA
## Not run:
dmatOver50 <- setIntensityCutoff(dmat, 50)
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Any value less than the cutoff value will be set to NA. This allows near background intensity values to be excluded
Usage
1 | setIntensityCutoff(dmat, intensityCutoff)
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Arguments
dmat |
matrix of intensity values to which the cutoff value is applied |
intensityCutoff |
value of lowest acceptable intensity value in the experiment |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | #Set all the values under 50 in a matrix to NA
## Not run:
dmatOver50 <- setIntensityCutoff(dmat, 50)
## End(Not run)
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