meta_var_name: Name of variable in PNPP experiment metadata
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Name of variable in PNPP experiment metadata
Description
A default PNPP experiment uses the names "positive" and "negative" for its two
non-empty clusters. If they are changed (for example, to "wildtype" and "mutant"),
then any variable in the metadata will be renamed to use these names.
meta_var_name translates a default metadata variable name to the correct one.
Usage
meta_var_name(plate, var)
See Also
pnpp_experiment
Examples
plate <- new_plate(dir = sample_data_dir(), type = plate_types$pnpp_experiment)
negative_name(plate) <- "mutant"
meta_var_name(plate, 'num_negative_drops')
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Name of variable in PNPP experiment metadata
Description
A default PNPP experiment uses the names "positive" and "negative" for its two
non-empty clusters. If they are changed (for example, to "wildtype" and "mutant"),
then any variable in the metadata will be renamed to use these names.
meta_var_name translates a default metadata variable name to the correct one.
Usage
meta_var_name(plate, var)
See Also
pnpp_experiment
Examples
plate <- new_plate(dir = sample_data_dir(), type = plate_types$pnpp_experiment)
negative_name(plate) <- "mutant"
meta_var_name(plate, 'num_negative_drops')
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