itrax_reduce | R Documentation |
Reduces Itrax XRF data into arbitrary chunks using an arbitrary function. This is useful when making direct comparisons between the Itrax XRF data and some other data collected at a lower resolution.
itrax_reduce(
dataframe,
names = c(1:length(breaks_lower)),
breaks_lower,
breaks_upper,
fun = mean,
edges = c(">=", "<"),
by = NULL
)
dataframe |
defines the name of the XRF data to reduce, usually a itraxR::itrax_import like tibble |
names |
optional, a vector of the same length as 'breaks' |
breaks_lower |
a vector of the lower limit of each chunk |
breaks_upper |
a vector of the upper limit of each chunk |
fun |
the function to apply in order to reduce the data. Default is mean(), but sd() is also common |
edges |
a vector of length 2 with the upper and lower bound behaviour; can be any of '<', '<=', '>', '>=' |
by |
if contiguous samples of even sizes are required, 'by' defines the chunk size and will automatically generate 'breaks' |
a tibble with the same number of rows as 'breaks' and the same number of columns as 'dataframe'
itrax_reduce(dataframe = CD166_19_S1$xrf, by = 10)
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