save_plate: Save a ddPCR plate
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save_plate R Documentation
Save a ddPCR plate
Description
Saves a plate to a file, including all its data, parameters, and current
analysis state. The file can be read back later using
load_plate. The file is not human-readable - if
you want to save the droplets data or the metadata of a plate, then first
retrieve the data using plate_data or
plate_meta and save it with
write.csv.
Usage
save_plate(plate, file)
Arguments
plate
Plate object to save.
file
Name of the file where the plate will be saved.
Value
The given plate, unchanged.
See Also
load_plate
Examples
plate <- new_plate(sample_data_dir())
save_plate(plate, "myplate")
unlink("myplate.rds")
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Save a ddPCR plate
Description
Saves a plate to a file, including all its data, parameters, and current
analysis state. The file can be read back later using
load_plate. The file is not human-readable - if
you want to save the droplets data or the metadata of a plate, then first
retrieve the data using plate_data or
plate_meta and save it with
write.csv.
Usage
save_plate(plate, file)
Arguments
plate |
Plate object to save. |
file |
Name of the file where the plate will be saved. |
Value
The given plate, unchanged.
See Also
load_plate
Examples
plate <- new_plate(sample_data_dir())
save_plate(plate, "myplate")
unlink("myplate.rds")
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