Description Usage Arguments Value
returns the channel with more than one peak present. It returns NA if there is only one peak present.
1 | getChannel(flowfile, ch, ph)
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flowfile |
flowframe after debris are removed. |
ch |
channel to be checked for multiple peaks. |
ph |
maximum peak height to be ignored. This allows ignoring of tiny peaks that could affect the gating process. |
name of channel with more than one peak
@examples flowfile_path <- system.file("extdata", "B4_18_1.fcs", package = "cyanoFilter", mustWork = TRUE) flowfile <- flowCore::read.FCS(flowfile_path, alter.names = TRUE, transformation = FALSE, emptyValue = FALSE, dataset = 1) flowfile_nona <- cyanoFilter::noNA(x = flowfile) flowfile_noneg <- cyanoFilter::noNeg(x = flowfile_nona) flowfile_logtrans <- cyanoFilter::lnTrans(x = flowfile_noneg, c('SSC.W', 'TIME')) getChannel(flowfile_logtrans, 'RED.B.HLin', 0.05)
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