Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
‘init.name.exp’ creates a look-up table which contains the names of the
experimental data files and the corresponding object names in R.
‘init.show.exp’ displays the look-up table created by
init.name.exp
.
1 2 | init.name.exp(Robject=FALSE)
init.show.exp(batch)
|
Robject |
if TRUE, the function generates a matrix of characters. Otherwise, this matrix is written to a file. |
batch |
Character string, this refers to the name of a collection of experiments. |
init.show.exp
returns a list containing the following components:
Name in R |
the object names in R; |
Filename |
the experimental data filenames, including the full path name for each file. |
Yee Hwa Yang, yeehwa@stat.berkeley.edu
Spot manual http://www.cmis.csiro.au/iap/Spot/spotmanual.htm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 | ## init.name.exp() ## To create the look-up table.
## This is what you should see:
## Are you creating a new batch.exp file or adding new data names
## to a prexisting batch.exp file?
## Enter "n" for creating and "a" for adding new data names: n
## Enter the batch name for the new .exp file: mouse1
## Enter the number of names of files to be entered: 2
## Enter the R name of your 1 th dataset: m1
## Enter the actual file name including the full path name for m1 ?
## ~/path/image1.data
## Enter the R name of your 2 th dataset: m2
## Enter the actual file name including the full path name for m2 ?
## ~/path/image2.data
## Finished adding names to .exp file.
## NULL
## View the look-up table.
## init.show.exp("mouse1")
##
## Name in R Filename
## 1 m1 ~/path/image1.data
## 2 m2 ~/path/image2.data
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