Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/plotting-functions.R
Plots EICs from ion mode duplicates using
plotEICs-methods from CAMERA.
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | plot_ionduplicate(
  anposGa,
  xpos,
  annegGa,
  xneg,
  rt.method,
  Peak.list,
  gen.plots,
  file.base,
  QC.id,
  mytable,
  maxEIC,
  maxQC,
  ...
)
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| anposGa | 
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| xpos | 
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| annegGa | 
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| xneg | 
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| rt.method | Which method to use for EIC. Can be one of
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| Peak.list | data.frame containing combined ion mode peaklist with column
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| gen.plots | logical indicating whether to create plots for ion mode
duplicates.  Default is  | 
| file.base | character string used to name graphical output. Default is
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| QC.id | character identifier for pooled QC samples. Default is
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| mytable | character name of table in database to return | 
| maxEIC | numeric Max number of features for which to  | 
| maxQC | numeric Max number of QCs used to  | 
| ... | parameters to be passed to database functions | 
list of length 2 EIC indices for the ion duplicate plots
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | library(LUMA)
if(require(lcmsfishdata, quietly = TRUE)) {
file <- system.file("extdata","CAMERA_objects_Pos.Rdata", package =
"lcmsfishdata") # is case sensitive on Linux
load(file, envir = environment())
file2 <- system.file("extdata","CAMERA_objects_Neg.Rdata", package =
"lcmsfishdata") # is case sensitive on Linux
load(file2, envir = environment())
Peak.list <- lcmsfishdata::Peaklist_db[["Peaklist_Combined_with_Duplicate_IDs"]]
test <- plot_ionduplicate(anposGa = anposGa, annegGa = annegGa, Peak.list =
Peak.list, gen.plots = FALSE)
class(test) ##is list
length(test) ## with 2 elements
  ## Not run: 
  #Runs with pdf plotting. This requires access to raw datafiles and won't
  #work with lcmsfishdata. Better to use your own data here.
  test <- plot_ionduplicate(anposGa = anposGa, annegGa = annegGa, Peak.list =
  Peak.list, gen.plots = TRUE)
  
## End(Not run)
}
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