View source: R/combine_peaks.R
| combine_peaks | R Documentation |
Utility function to combine duplicate peaks in peak table, i.e. peaks that
were integrated at more than one wavelength or component. Specify tolerance
(tol) for retention time matching and minimum spectral correlation
(min.cor) for a match.
combine_peaks(peak_table, tol = 0.01, min.cor = 0.9, choose = "max")
peak_table |
Peak table from |
tol |
Tolerance for matching retention times (maximum retention time difference). |
min.cor |
Minimum spectral correlation to confirm a match. |
choose |
If "max" will retain peak with highest intensity. Otherwise, the first column in the data.frame will be retained. |
A peak table similar to the input peak table, but with duplicate columns combined according to the specified criteria.
Ethan Bass
get_peaks
data(pk_tab) data(Sa_warp) pk_tab <- attach_ref_spectra(pk_tab) combine_peaks(pk_tab, tol = .02, min.cor = .9)
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