single_file_metadata: A simple toy metadata defining the experimental conditions of...
In damr: Interface to Drosophila Activity Monitor System Result Files
single_file_metadata R Documentation
A simple toy metadata defining the experimental conditions of
32 animals monitored at the same time in a single DAM2 monitor.
Each animal has its own channel (region_id), as well as a condition and genotype.
It serves as an example for link_dam_metadata.
Description
A simple toy metadata defining the experimental conditions of
32 animals monitored at the same time in a single DAM2 monitor.
Each animal has its own channel (region_id), as well as a condition and genotype.
It serves as an example for link_dam_metadata.
Usage
single_file_metadata
Format
An object of class data.frame with 32 rows and 6 columns.
Author(s)
Quentin Geissmann
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A simple toy metadata defining the experimental conditions of 32 animals monitored at the same time in a single DAM2 monitor. Each animal has its own channel (region_id), as well as a condition and genotype. It serves as an example for link_dam_metadata.
Description
A simple toy metadata defining the experimental conditions of 32 animals monitored at the same time in a single DAM2 monitor. Each animal has its own channel (region_id), as well as a condition and genotype. It serves as an example for link_dam_metadata.
Usage
single_file_metadata
Format
An object of class data.frame with 32 rows and 6 columns.
Author(s)
Quentin Geissmann
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