Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
Function readChrom allows to read a chromatogram from a csv or txt file with two columns (x, y) and subset the peak of interest if the user gives the limiting retention times. Also, this function can draw the peak to check if the given retention times are correct.
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filepath |
string indicating the path to the file. The first column represent the retention times and the second one the intensities. |
do.plot |
if TRUE, the function prints the chromatogram in the interval selected by t1 and t2. By default, it is TRUE. |
t1 |
numeric. Filter for measurements with retention time >= t1. |
t2 |
numeric. Filter for measurements with retention time <= t2. |
Setting t1 and t2 allows you to filter your peak in the chromatogram. To insurance the correct selection of the peak, the argument "do.plot" should be used.
The return value is a data frame containing two columns, the retention time and intensity.
Manuel David Peris, Maria Isabel Alcoriza Balaguer
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | # Substitute the file path argument for a csv or txt file
# To see the whole chromatogram
# peak <- readChrom("example_file.csv", do.plot = TRUE)
# To subset the peak make use of t1 and t2 arguments, for example:
# peak <- readChrom("example_file.csv", do.plot = TRUE, t1 = 2, t2 = 2.5)
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