regression.delta.Cq | R Documentation |
The model and prediction with investR package are reported. A CrossValidation for the model is possible with caret. The cross validation here is a basic wrapper for caret package. If more detailed CV is wanted, the analysis should be made separately with caret.
regression.delta.Cq(
CqType = "SD",
linSqrtTrans = FALSE,
method = "c",
fit = "linear",
rawPolynomials = FALSE,
cv = FALSE,
cv.seed = sample(1:100, 1),
cv.method = "LGOCV",
cv.p = 0.5,
cvComplete = FALSE,
plot = TRUE,
cv.plot = FALSE
)
CqType |
this is the Cq value type that should be used. |
linSqrtTrans |
Will transform the values to linearise the values! this is basically a shifted square root representation. The parameter fit should be linar as well. |
method |
method for generating the delta Cq values (see delta.Cq.data()) |
fit |
model for lm() function. "linear", "poly3", "poly4". |
cv |
should a cross validation be made? With caret! |
cv.seed |
seed for cv |
cv.method |
The method for cv from caret package |
cv.p |
percentage of training data (0 to 1) |
cvComplete |
should a cross validation be made with omitting one concentration completely? This will run separately from caret cv. |
plot |
plot the data with plotfit() method from investR with std. settings (for more options use plotfit() separately) |
cv.plot |
plot the data with plotfit() for the cvComplete cross validation. |
returns a model: model.delta.Cq object in global space.
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