latencyPlot: Latency plot
In ratPASTA: Processing Acoustic Startle Experimental Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Returns two plots displaying latency in a list. Latency refers to the reaction of the test subject to the startling sound. It is time period from the startling sound to the time stamp of maximal values recorded.
Usage
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latencyPlot(df, addhead)
Arguments
df
A dataframe returned by loadStartleData function.
addhead
Optional argument. If this argument is used in loadStartleData, set addhead to the value
Value
List with two plots
Examples
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# Load data provided with example
df <- ratpasta_demo
# running examples
l <- latencyPlot(df, addhead = 0.1)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Returns two plots displaying latency in a list. Latency refers to the reaction of the test subject to the startling sound. It is time period from the startling sound to the time stamp of maximal values recorded.
Usage
1 | latencyPlot(df, addhead)
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Arguments
df |
A dataframe returned by loadStartleData function. |
addhead |
Optional argument. If this argument is used in loadStartleData, set addhead to the value |
Value
List with two plots
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | # Load data provided with example
df <- ratpasta_demo
# running examples
l <- latencyPlot(df, addhead = 0.1)
|
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