View source: R/assess_bottomempty.R
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Missing values to the bottom right of a scan are expected and may not be that impactful. However, if there are missing values consistently along the bottom of a scan, it indicates a bad scan, probably due to poor lighting. This function returns the percentage of the bottom n0% of values that are missing. The cutoff for what is considered "bottom" can be adjusted.
assess_bottomempty(x3p, n_cutoff = 0.2)
x3p |
scan in x3p format |
n_cutoff |
limit for where the 'bottom' ends. In the form of a decimal such as '.n', defaults to 0.3. |
percentage of missing values in the bottom n0%.
data(fau277_bb_l2) assess_bottomempty(fau277_bb_l2) # bad scan assess_bottomempty(fau001_ba_l1) # good scan
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