quantDeltaF_Fo: A function used to quantify the response in the region of...
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View source: R/quantDeltaF_Fo.R
Description
It normalizes the intensity data during stimulus window by calculating an average Fo before stimulus, and then dviding the fluorescence values in this window by the background Fo.
Usage
1
quantDeltaF_Fo(data, conditions, averageWindow)
Arguments
averageWindow
= the window to use prior to stimulus for calculating Fo
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>>>>>>> master
i = odd index of conditions (corresponds of start of new condition)
j = index of response
Data
= Dataframe containing fluorescence intensity data
Conditions
= vectory of integers indicating when
Details
Normalizing first by an averaged background (Fo) right before stimulus corrects for photobleaching/drift.
Inputs:
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Description Usage Arguments Details
View source: R/quantDeltaF_Fo.R
Description
It normalizes the intensity data during stimulus window by calculating an average Fo before stimulus, and then dviding the fluorescence values in this window by the background Fo.
Usage
1 | quantDeltaF_Fo(data, conditions, averageWindow)
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Arguments
averageWindow |
= the window to use prior to stimulus for calculating Fo ======= >>>>>>> master i = odd index of conditions (corresponds of start of new condition) j = index of response |
Data |
= Dataframe containing fluorescence intensity data |
Conditions |
= vectory of integers indicating when |
Details
Normalizing first by an averaged background (Fo) right before stimulus corrects for photobleaching/drift.
Inputs: <<<<<<< HEAD
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