View source: R/alignedPeakPropertyTableCorrelationListCalculator.R
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Aligned Peak Property Table Correlation List Calculator
alignedPeakPropertyTableCorrelationListCalculator(peakPropertyTable,
RTtolerance = 0.05, minFreqDetection = 3, minRatioDetection = 0.01,
method = "pearson", minThresholdCorrelation = 0, number_processing_threads = 1)
peakPropertyTable |
peak property table such as ‘peak_height', 'peak_area’ and ‘peak_R13C’ |
RTtolerance |
retention time tolerance (min) |
minFreqDetection |
minimum frequency of detection for a (m/z-RT) peak across the peak property table |
minRatioDetection |
minimum ratio of detection for a (m/z-RT) peak across the peak property table. This value should be between (0 - 1). |
method |
a character string indicating which correlation coefficient (or covariance) is to be computed. One of "pearson" (default), or "spearman": can be abbreviated. (from 'cor' function of the 'stats' package) |
minThresholdCorrelation |
minimum threshold for the correlation method |
number_processing_threads |
number of processing threads |
A list of related peak IDs for each individual (m/z-RT) pair on the peak property table
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