# This script generates mass images for a selected m/z range and m/z tolerance
library("rmsi")
# Load the imzML data
filename <- file.path("..", "data", "ltpmsi-chilli.imzML")
imagespectra <- importImzMl(filename, centroided=TRUE)
s <- msiSlices(imagespectra, center=seq(from=40, to=540, by=0.2),
tolerance=0.4)
center <- attr(s, "center")
tolerance <- attr(s, "tolerance")
filenames <- sprintf("%08.1f_%.1f.png", center, tolerance)
titles <- sprintf("mz %.1f+/-%.1f", center, tolerance)
col <- rainbow(100L, start=1L/5L)
pb <- txtProgressBar(0L, length(center), style=3)
## loop through intervals
for (i in seq(along=center)) {
png(filenames[i])
print(levelplot(s[,,i],
main=titles[i], xlab="x/ pixel", ylab="y/ pixel",
scales=list(draw=FALSE), contour=TRUE, pretty=TRUE,
col.regions=col))
## useRaster=TRUE, decreases run time dramatically but the visual
## representation changes as well
#print(levelplot(s[,,i],
# main=titles[i], xlab="x/ pixel", ylab="y/ pixel",
# scales=list(draw=FALSE), contour=TRUE, pretty=TRUE,
# col.regions=col, useRaster=TRUE, interpolate=TRUE))
setTxtProgressBar(pb, i)
dev.off()
}
close(pb)
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