flow_iQC: Interactive quality control of Flow Cytometry Data
In flowAI: Automatic and interactive quality control for flow cytometry data
Description
Usage
Author(s)
Examples
Description
The call of the flow_iQC function opens a Shiny application that allows
to perfom a complete and interactive quality control of an FCS file. The
framework of the interactive quality control is complementary to the
automatic one of the flow_auto_qc function. Hence, the anomalies
are manually selected from the evaluation of three main properties of
flow cytometry: 1) flow rate, 2) signal acquisition, 3) dynamic range.
Usage
1
flow_iQC()
Author(s)
Chen Hao, Gianni Monaco
Examples
1
if (interactive()) flowAI::flow_iQC()
Example output
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Description Usage Author(s) Examples
Description
The call of the flow_iQC function opens a Shiny application that allows
to perfom a complete and interactive quality control of an FCS file. The
framework of the interactive quality control is complementary to the
automatic one of the flow_auto_qc function. Hence, the anomalies
are manually selected from the evaluation of three main properties of
flow cytometry: 1) flow rate, 2) signal acquisition, 3) dynamic range.
Usage
1 | flow_iQC()
|
Author(s)
Chen Hao, Gianni Monaco
Examples
1 | if (interactive()) flowAI::flow_iQC()
|
Example output
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