reset: Reset a plate
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Reset a plate

Description

Reset a ddPCR plate object back to its original state. After resetting a plate, all the analysis progress will be lost, but the original droplet data and plate metadata will be kept. Two common reasons to reset a plate are either to restart the analysis, or to re-analyze the plate as a different plate type.

Usage

reset(plate, type, params, keep_type = FALSE, keep_params = FALSE)

Arguments

`plate`	A ddPCR plate
`type`	A ddPCR plate type (see `plate_types`)
`params`	List of parameters to set for the plate. Only advanced users should consider using this feature. See `new_plate` for usage.
`keep_type`	If `TRUE` then use keep the same plate type as `plate`
`keep_params`	If `TRUE` then keep the same plate parameters of `plate`

Value

A new unanalyzed ddPCR plate

Examples

## Not run: 
plate <- new_plate(sample_data_dir(), type = plate_types$custom_thresholds)
plate <- reset(plate, type=plate_types$fam_positive_pnpp)

## End(Not run)

ddpcr documentation built on Aug. 21, 2023, 1:07 a.m.