default_correct_offset_function: correct offsets
In MoseleyBioinformaticsLab/FTMS.peakCharacterization: Functionality for Detecting and Characterizing Peaks
default_correct_offset_function R Documentation
correct offsets
Description
Given a MasterPeakList object and the MultiScansPeakList that generated it,
correct the m/z values using offset predictions
Usage
default_correct_offset_function(
master_peak_list,
multi_scan_peaklist,
min_scan = 0.1
)
Arguments
master_peak_list
the MasterPeakList object of correspondent peaks
multi_scan_peaklist
the MultiScansPeakList to be corrected
min_scan
what is the minimum number of scans a peak should be in to be used for correction.
Value
list
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correct offsets
Description
Given a MasterPeakList object and the MultiScansPeakList that generated it, correct the m/z values using offset predictions
Usage
default_correct_offset_function( master_peak_list, multi_scan_peaklist, min_scan = 0.1 )
Arguments
master_peak_list |
the MasterPeakList object of correspondent peaks |
multi_scan_peaklist |
the MultiScansPeakList to be corrected |
min_scan |
what is the minimum number of scans a peak should be in to be used for correction. |
Value
list
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