View source: R/plot_gr_microplate.R
plot_gr_microplate | R Documentation |
This function takes a dataframe with the raw data and the information from the layout file. Calculate growth rate and plot this growth rates over a microplate frame.
plot_gr_microplate( df_data, var_gr, exp_title = NULL, ws, cond_to_col, plate_file = NULL, output_filename )
df_data |
Is a dataframe that combines data files with layout files |
var_gr |
This the attribute to be used to calculate growth rates |
exp_title |
optional, add the title. |
ws |
is the windowsize in hours |
cond_to_col |
The condition from the layout to color |
plate_file |
plate file to be use to compute growth rates in case of multiple files. |
output_filename |
The name of the output file followed by proper extension, ie. .png |
Returns the background plot which is the microplate frame and over this the plot of growth rates in each well. The background plot shows in the x-axis the number of columns and in the y-axis the letter to identified the row.
Note that the time should be a time series, if the time series is broken the growth rates are not calculated and the process stop.
## Not run: # Get the data file path file_path_sp <- system.file( "extdata", "test_gr_spectramax.txt", package = "mpxtractor" ) # Extract the data stored in the files into a df using proper wrangling function df_sp <- mpxtractor::read_spectramax_data( file = file_path_sp ) # get the path to layout file file_path_layout <- system.file( "extdata", "test_layout_file.csv", package = "mpxtractor" ) # combine raw data with layout scheme df_data_combine <- mpxtractor::combine_data_with_layout( df_data = df_sp, reader_type = "spectramax", layout_files = file_path_layout ) microplateplot <- mpxtractor::plot_gr_microplate( df_data = df_data_combine, var_gr = "Measurement", exp_title = "Spectramax experiment", ws = "2hs", cond_to_col = "condition", output_filename = "growth_rates_test.png") ## End(Not run) #Check vignette **plotting_functions()** for more information.
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