create_experiment: Create New Experiment
In SqueakR: An Experiment Interface for 'DeepSqueak' Bioacoustics Research
create_experiment R Documentation
Create New Experiment
Description
Creates an experiment object which will contain all data and metadata.
This object will be saved and timestamped by date, so if working with this file over
different dates, the object will not be overwritten as a new object will be created
(to preserve backups).
Usage
create_experiment(experiment_name)
Arguments
experiment_name
The name of the experiment
Value
A list object containing statistics and metadata for the entire experiment.
The 'groups' and 'experimenters' field will auto-populate based on added data using
the 'update_experiment()' function.
Examples
create_experiment(experiment_name = "My-Project")
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Create New Experiment
Description
Creates an experiment object which will contain all data and metadata. This object will be saved and timestamped by date, so if working with this file over different dates, the object will not be overwritten as a new object will be created (to preserve backups).
Usage
create_experiment(experiment_name)
Arguments
experiment_name |
The name of the experiment |
Value
A list object containing statistics and metadata for the entire experiment. The 'groups' and 'experimenters' field will auto-populate based on added data using the 'update_experiment()' function.
Examples
create_experiment(experiment_name = "My-Project")
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