library(knitr) # load knitr to enable options library(respR) # load respR opts_chunk$set(collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>", cache = FALSE, tidy = TRUE, highlight = TRUE, fig.width = 10, fig.height = 5, fig.align = "center", R.options = list( scipen = 999, digits = 3))
These features are in development, planned or being considered. We are happy to take any input as to which we should prioritise. Please feel free to chime in via any of the methods listed in vignette("contact")
.
calc_rate
or auto_rate
on each one, then summarise the result. See here and feel free to make suggestions.~~This is now implemented! As part of v2.1 the calc_rate.int()
, auto_rate.int()
and select_rate()
functions allow you to extract rates from every replicate in intermittent-flow respirometry data and summarise them according to a huge array of criteria. It's not quite automatic identification of replicates, but the process of specifying them is very straightforward, and leaves open the option to have some sort of automatic identification included in the future.
convert_MR
This is now added! As part of v2.3 the convert_MR()
function allows you to convert between metabolic rates, including those from older publications. See vignette("convert_MR")
for details.
oxy_crit
respR
. While we have made it easy to use, some people still cry out for a graphical user interface. auto_rate.ft
auto_rate
, that is some way of automatically and objectively identifying stable rates. We are still desperate to hear from users who have used (or tried to use) respR
with data from air respirometry experiments so that we can get an idea of how we can update the package to directly support it.
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