View source: R/robot_equal_combine.R
robot_equal_combine | R Documentation |
Robot equal combine
robot_equal_combine(dataset, min_volume = 1.5, max_volume = 6, number_of_pools = "Auto", maximum_pool_size = 500, starting_plate_size = 384, print_for_robot = FALSE, output_directory = getwd(), output_filename = NULL)
dataset |
input data set (e.g. DNA quantification of PCR products) |
min_volume |
minimum volume of sample to combine |
max_volume |
maximum volume of sample to combine |
number_of_pools |
number of different pools to create (default = "Auto" which creates as few as possible while maintaining each pool under the maximum pool size) |
maximum_pool_size |
maximum volume of any one pool |
starting_plate_size |
384 or 96 |
print_for_robot |
TRUE/FALSE to indicate whether or not a file should be made to be used with the robot (default = FALSE) |
output_directory |
directory to save file for use with the robot print_for_robot must be TRUE (default = working directory) |
output_filename |
filename for output file. If none is given, default will be "robot_pooling_file_YYYY_MM_DD.csv". It is not necessary to provide the '.csv' extension. |
table that helps pool samples using robot (+/- saved .csv file)
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