peak_duration_max_force: Peak Duration and Maximum Force

In forceR: Force Measurement Analyses

Peak Duration and Maximum Force

Description

Calculate duration and maximum force for each individual peak.

Usage

peak_duration_max_force(
  df.peaks,
  df.data,
  path.data = NULL,
  show.progress = FALSE
)

Arguments

df.peaks	The resulting tibble of the function find_peaks(). See ?find_peaks for more details.
df.data	A data frame or tibble in the below format. The columns t (time), force, measurement, and specimen. (measurement ID) must be present. This will usually be the same table that was used before in find_peaks().
path.data	A string character defining where to save the results. If NULL (default), data is not stored in a file.
show.progress	A logical value indicating if progress should be printed to the console. Default: FALSE.

Value

Changes values within df.peaks and returns the changed tibble.

df.data needs to contain the following columns:

t	force	measurement
t.1	force.1	measurement.1
...	...	...
t.n	force.n	measurement.m

Examples

# Using the forceR::df.all.200.tax dataset:

# This function needs user input.
peaks.df <- correct_peak(df.peaks = forceR::peaks.df,
                        df.data = forceR::df.all.200.tax,
                        measurement = "m_01",
                        peak = 1,
                        additional.msecs = 5)

forceR documentation built on March 7, 2023, 7:15 p.m.