autoRope: autoRope
In BenjaminChittick/BenCScore: Methods For Analysis of High-Throughput Screens
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
From a provided maximum detectable EC50 and by assuming a one site effective
concentration 50 curve this method estimates the minimum signal cutoff for an
active hit at the given screening concentration.
Usage
1
2
autoRope(assay.conc, max.conc, modifier = 1, hillslope = 1, top = 100,
bottom = 0)
Arguments
assay.conc
numeric value of assay concentration (same units as max.con)
max.conc
numeric value of maximum detectable EC50 (same units as assay.conc)
modifier
numeric modifier of signal
Examples
1
autoRope(25, 100, 0.8)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
From a provided maximum detectable EC50 and by assuming a one site effective concentration 50 curve this method estimates the minimum signal cutoff for an active hit at the given screening concentration.
Usage
1 2 | autoRope(assay.conc, max.conc, modifier = 1, hillslope = 1, top = 100,
bottom = 0)
|
Arguments
assay.conc |
numeric value of assay concentration (same units as max.con) |
max.conc |
numeric value of maximum detectable EC50 (same units as assay.conc) |
modifier |
numeric modifier of signal |
Examples
1 | autoRope(25, 100, 0.8)
|
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