makeStartParams: Create a named vector of starting parameters for an...
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Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/nlsGaussianSum.R
Description
Create a named vector of starting parameters for an nlsGaussiamSum
model with 'n.components' gaussians.
For n.components == 2, the value of this function could look like this:
c(a1=40000, s1=4, mu1=30, a2=40000, s2=4, mu2=60)
The exact values depend on the maximum intensity 'max.y' that was observed
in a trace and the maximum value on the horizontal axis.
The parameters result in 'n.components' gaussian curves that are spread
evenly across the range of x-values.
Usage
1
makeStartParams(n.components, max.x, max.y)
Arguments
n.components
The number of gaussian curves to use.
max.x
The maximum value in the x-range.
max.y
The maximum value in the y-range.
Value
A named vector of parameters that can be plugged into the fitting
function used internally.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/nlsGaussianSum.R
Description
Create a named vector of starting parameters for an nlsGaussiamSum model with 'n.components' gaussians. For n.components == 2, the value of this function could look like this: c(a1=40000, s1=4, mu1=30, a2=40000, s2=4, mu2=60) The exact values depend on the maximum intensity 'max.y' that was observed in a trace and the maximum value on the horizontal axis. The parameters result in 'n.components' gaussian curves that are spread evenly across the range of x-values.
Usage
1 | makeStartParams(n.components, max.x, max.y)
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Arguments
n.components |
The number of gaussian curves to use. |
max.x |
The maximum value in the x-range. |
max.y |
The maximum value in the y-range. |
Value
A named vector of parameters that can be plugged into the fitting function used internally.
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