| .frapclass | R Documentation |
Class representing functionality for FRAP (Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching).
R6Class object.
frap_obj <- frapclass$new(name, bleach)
nameName of the class.
bleachPercentage of sample bleaching.
fminMinimum fluorescence recovery value.
lengthLength of the class.
secondsVector of time in seconds.
photoVector of time frames.
time0Vector of recovery start times.
getColorFunction to get the current color.
setColorFunction to set the color.
new().frapclass$new(name, bleach)
addDataFrame().frapclass$addDataFrame( seconds, photo, areaColumn, inputColumn, dataR, dataC, dataB = NULL )
addFile().frapclass$addFile( seconds, photo, areaColumn, inputColumn, fileR, fileC, fileB = "" )
addDir().frapclass$addDir( seconds, photo, areaColumn, inputColumn, dirR, dirC, dirB = "" )
time().frapclass$time(index = NA, AB = FALSE)
area().frapclass$area(index = NA, type = "R")
recover().frapclass$recover( index = NA, type = "RCB", area = TRUE, stand = TRUE, AB = FALSE )
table().frapclass$table( index = NA, type = "RCB", area = TRUE, stand = TRUE, AB = FALSE )
clone()The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.
.frapclass$clone(deep = FALSE)
deepWhether to make a deep clone.
# Create an instance of the "frapclass" class
frap_obj <- frapclass$new("FRAP1", 30)
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