max_trim: Converts output from max_shift() to a shifted vector Trims a...
In Swarchal/TISS: Titration Invariant Similarity Score
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Given a vector, this function will trim it according to the output from
max_trim. That is will be trimmed to maximise correlation with the
rest of the vectors. max_trim will trim the vectors by a multiple
of the number of features extracted from metadata.
Usage
1
Arguments
vector
Vector to be trimmed
max_shift
Character containing direction and number of elements to
trim in that direction, or '0' for no trim. e.g '+2'.
metadata
Metadata object to extract the number of features.
This should be created through construct_metadata.
Value
vector_out The trimmed vector
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Given a vector, this function will trim it according to the output from
max_trim. That is will be trimmed to maximise correlation with the
rest of the vectors. max_trim will trim the vectors by a multiple
of the number of features extracted from metadata.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
vector |
Vector to be trimmed |
max_shift |
Character containing direction and number of elements to
trim in that direction, or '0' for no trim. e.g |
metadata |
Metadata object to extract the number of features.
This should be created through |
Value
vector_out The trimmed vector
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