import_processed_trap: Import processed trapping data files
In brentscott93/biophysr: Analysis tools for muscle biophysics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/import_processed_trap.R
Description
Imports all files in the current working directory into list
Usage
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import_processed_trap(working_dir)
Arguments
working_dir
characters string of path to directory where files are located
Value
One data frame. Recommended to use tidyr::separate() on 'filenames[i]' columns.
Examples
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import_txt()
trap_data <- import_txt("my_wd")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/import_processed_trap.R
Description
Imports all files in the current working directory into list
Usage
1 | import_processed_trap(working_dir)
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Arguments
working_dir |
characters string of path to directory where files are located |
Value
One data frame. Recommended to use tidyr::separate() on 'filenames[i]' columns.
Examples
1 2 3 4 | import_txt()
trap_data <- import_txt("my_wd")
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