rats | R Documentation |
Robust Alignment to a Target Spectrum (RATS).
rats(
mrs_data,
ref = NULL,
xlim = c(4, 0.5),
max_shift = 20,
p_deg = 2,
sp_N = 2,
sp_deg = 3,
max_t = 0.2,
basis_type = "poly",
rescale_output = TRUE,
phase_corr = TRUE,
ret_corr_only = TRUE,
zero_freq_shift_t0 = FALSE,
remove_freq_outliers = FALSE,
freq_outlier_thresh = 3,
remove_phase_outliers = FALSE,
phase_outlier_thresh = 3,
remove_amp_outliers = FALSE,
amp_outlier_thresh = 3
)
mrs_data |
MRS data to be corrected. |
ref |
optional MRS data to use as a reference, the mean of all dynamics is used if this argument is not supplied. |
xlim |
optional frequency range to perform optimisation, set to NULL to use the full range. |
max_shift |
maximum allowable frequency shift in Hz. |
p_deg |
polynomial degree used for baseline modelling. Negative values disable baseline modelling. |
sp_N |
number of spline functions, note the true number will be sp_N + sp_deg. |
sp_deg |
degree of spline functions. |
max_t |
truncate the FID when longer than max_t to reduce time taken, set to NULL to use the entire FID. |
basis_type |
may be one of "poly" or "spline". |
rescale_output |
rescale the bl_matched_spec and bl output to improve consistency between dynamic scans. |
phase_corr |
apply phase correction (in addition to frequency). TRUE by default. |
ret_corr_only |
return the corrected mrs_data object only. |
zero_freq_shift_t0 |
perform a linear fit to the frequency shifts and set the (linearly modeled) shift to be 0 Hz for the first dynamic scan. |
remove_freq_outliers |
remove dynamics based on their frequency shift. |
freq_outlier_thresh |
threshold to remove frequency outliers. |
remove_phase_outliers |
remove dynamics based on their phase shift. |
phase_outlier_thresh |
threshold to remove phase outliers. |
remove_amp_outliers |
remove dynamics based on their amplitude change. |
amp_outlier_thresh |
threshold to remove amplitude outliers. |
a list containing the corrected data; phase and shift values in units of degrees and Hz respectively.
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