| f.eat.image | R Documentation | 
Function to extract chromatograms from an 3d array, or a 2d matrix
f.eat.image(
  data,
  conv = "linomat",
  largeur = 200,
  dist.gauche = 20,
  band = 6,
  ecart = 2,
  tolerance = 1,
  cropping = 0,
  nbr.band = NULL,
  double = F
)
| data | input array or matrix | 
| conv | convention for the dimensions, should the dimension correspond to the left part of the band or the center of the band | 
| largeur | plate width in mm | 
| dist.gauche | distance from the left side of the plate in mm | 
| band | band widthin mm | 
| ecart | gap between band in mm | 
| tolerance | mm to remove on each side of the band in order to take only the center | 
| cropping | mm to remove on the left part of the plate in the largeur and dist.gauche arameter in order to counter the intempestive camag cropping | 
| nbr.band | if not specified, the software assume it itself, otherwise will force the number of band, could lead to an error if not enough space | 
| plotting | will plot the raster to check the extraction | 
Dimitri Fichou
data <- f.read.image('www/rTLC_demopicture.JPG',height=256)
data <- f.eat.image(data,conv="linomat",largeur = 200,dist.gauche=20,band=6,ecart=2,tolerance=1,cropping = 0,nbr.band=20,plotting=T)
data %>% raster()
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