#' Feature Quality score
#'
#' Calculate the feature quality score based on the presence of non failed gaussian fits.
#'
#'
#' @param XCMSobject An xcmsSet object
#' @param indices.to.keep Vector with indices to keep. Either numeric indices or a vector with TRUE/FALSE (same length as nr. of groups in XCMSobject)
#'
#'
#' @return
#' A vector with QC scores (between 0 and 1)
#'
#' @author Charlie Beirnaert, \email{charlie.beirnaert@@uantwerpen.be}
#'
#'
#' @export
FeatureQualityScore = function(XCMSobject, indices.to.keep = NULL){
if(! "xcmsSet" %in% class(XCMSobject)){
stop("XCMSobject is not an xcmsSet")
}
if(length(XCMSobject@groupidx) == 0){
stop("No groups in XCMSobject. Perform grouping step first")
}
if(is.null(indices.to.keep)){
indices.to.keep = seq_along(XCMSobject@groupidx)
} else if( "logical" %in% class(indices.to.keep)){
indices.to.keep = which(indices.to.keep)
}
if(max(indices.to.keep) > length(XCMSobject@groupidx)){
stop("The maximal index to keep is larger than the available amount of features.")
}
group.data = data.frame(XCMSobject@groups)
Quality.score = vector("double",length(XCMSobject@groupidx))
for(k in seq_along(indices.to.keep)){
Quality.score = NA
}
}
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