scpForestPlot: Generate forest plot of SCP values
In rADA: Statistical Analysis and Cut-Point Determination of Immunoassays
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
This function creates a forest plot of the calculated screening cut points. The scp function must be called prior to this function.
Usage
1
scpForestPlot(assay.obj, ...)
Arguments
assay.obj
An ImmunoAssay object imported by importAssay
...
Additional arguments for forestplot() function
Value
A forestplot
Author(s)
Emma Gail
Examples
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3
4
assay.obj <- importAssay(assay.df = lognormAssay, exp.name = 'Experiment1')
assay.obj <- scp(assay.obj, category = 'Experiment1', distrib = 'normal',
data.transf = TRUE, transf.method = 'log10', rm.out = FALSE)
scpForestPlot(assay.obj)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
This function creates a forest plot of the calculated screening cut points. The scp function must be called prior to this function.
Usage
1 | scpForestPlot(assay.obj, ...)
|
Arguments
assay.obj |
An ImmunoAssay object imported by importAssay |
... |
Additional arguments for forestplot() function |
Value
A forestplot
Author(s)
Emma Gail
Examples
1 2 3 4 | assay.obj <- importAssay(assay.df = lognormAssay, exp.name = 'Experiment1')
assay.obj <- scp(assay.obj, category = 'Experiment1', distrib = 'normal',
data.transf = TRUE, transf.method = 'log10', rm.out = FALSE)
scpForestPlot(assay.obj)
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