quantify_mean_width_sections: Quantify the contractility of a vessel in sections along it's...
In vmeasur: Quantify the Contractile Nature of Vessels Monitored under an Operating Microscope
Description
Usage
Arguments
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View source: R/Bulk_Graphing_V2.R
Description
Quantify the physiological parameters in each section of the vessel along it's
length.
Usage
1
quantify_mean_width_sections(widths_file = tk_file.choose())
Arguments
widths_file
A csv file created by select_roi or threshold_vessel. If
not specified, the user will be prompted to make a selection.
Value
Graphs showing the contractility over time, contraction position and
amplitude detected, length of contraction and a heatmap overlay for verification
of the overall data.
Examples
1
# quantify_mean_width_sections(widths_file = vmeasur::example_vessel)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/Bulk_Graphing_V2.R
Description
Quantify the physiological parameters in each section of the vessel along it's length.
Usage
1 | quantify_mean_width_sections(widths_file = tk_file.choose())
|
Arguments
widths_file |
A csv file created by select_roi or threshold_vessel. If not specified, the user will be prompted to make a selection. |
Value
Graphs showing the contractility over time, contraction position and amplitude detected, length of contraction and a heatmap overlay for verification of the overall data.
Examples
1 | # quantify_mean_width_sections(widths_file = vmeasur::example_vessel)
|
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