View source: R/blocks_functions.R
orbi_define_blocks_for_dual_inlet | R Documentation |
This function sorts out (bins) data into indivual blocks of reference, sample, changeover time, and startup time.
orbi_define_blocks_for_dual_inlet(
dataset,
ref_block_time.min,
change_over_time.min,
sample_block_time.min = ref_block_time.min,
startup_time.min = 0,
ref_block_name = setting("di_ref_name"),
sample_block_name = setting("di_sample_name")
)
dataset |
A data frame or tibble produced from IsoX data by |
ref_block_time.min |
time where the signal is stable when reference is analyzed |
change_over_time.min |
time where the signal is unstable after switching from reference to sample or back |
sample_block_time.min |
time where the signal is stable when sample is analyzed |
startup_time.min |
initial time to stabilize spray |
ref_block_name |
the name of the reference being measured |
sample_block_name |
the name of the sample being measured |
A data frame (tibble) with block annotations in the form of the additional columns described below:
data_group
is an integer that numbers each data group (whether that's startup, a sample block, a segment, etc.) in each file sequentially to uniquely identify groups of data that belong together - this columns is NOT static (i.e. functions like orbi_adjust_block()
and orbi_segment_blocks()
will lead to renumbering) and should be used purely for grouping purposes in calculations and visualization
block
is an integer counting the data blocks in each file (0 is the startup block)
sample_name
is the name of the material being measured as defined by the ref_block_name
and sample_block_name
parameters
segment
is an integer defines segments within individual blocks - this will be NA
until the optional orbi_segment_blocks()
is called
data_type
is a text value describing the type of data in each data_group
- for a list of the main categories, call orbi_get_settings("data_type")
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