iso_remove_problematic_calibrations: Remove problematic calibrations

Description Usage Arguments See Also

View source: R/calibration.R

Description

Remove calibrations that were problematic.

Usage

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iso_remove_problematic_calibrations(
  dt,
  calibration = last_calibration(dt),
  remove_calib_ok_column = TRUE,
  quiet = default(quiet)
)

Arguments

dt

nested data table with column all_data (see iso_prepare_for_calibration)

calibration

an informative name for the calibration (could be e.g. "d13C" or "conc"). If provided, will be used as a prefix for the new columns generated by this function. This parameter is most useful if there are multiple variables in the data set that need to be calibrated (e.g. multiple delta values, concentration, etc.). If there is only a single variable to calibrate, the calibration parameter is completely optional and can just be left blank (the default).

remove_calib_ok_column

whether to automatically remove the calibration ok (calib_ok) column after using it to remove problematic calibrations. This helps automatically clean up the data table and remove information that is no longer needed.

quiet

whether to display (quiet=FALSE) or silence (quiet = TRUE) information messages.

See Also

Other calibration functions: iso_add_standards(), iso_apply_calibration(), iso_evaluate_calibration_range(), iso_generate_calibration(), iso_get_calibration_coefficients(), iso_get_calibration_data(), iso_get_calibration_range(), iso_get_calibration_summary(), iso_get_problematic_calibrations(), iso_prepare_for_calibration()


KopfLab/isoprocessor documentation built on Nov. 6, 2021, 10:18 p.m.