View source: R/StandardAnalysis.R
analyzeassay.standard | R Documentation |
This method uses the import.assaydat
, dereplicate
, subtract.background
, normalize.bysignal
and report.assaymax
functions to quickly process a standard dataset
analyzeassay.standard( PathtoDatInfile, PathtoIds, GroupBy = c("DNA", "Protein", "Minutes"), BackgroundSignalType = Protein, NameofBackgroundSignal = "B", NormalizationSignalType = Protein, NameofNormalizationSignal = "C", SortGroup = "Protein", Writecsv = FALSE, Plot = TRUE, SavePlot = FALSE )
PathtoDatInfile |
A list of path names to the assay data to be imported. |
PathtoIds |
A path to the file of identifiers for the assay data. |
GroupBy |
The names of the variables over which the assay data is separated including minutes. Defaults to DNA, Protein and Minutes. Should not include "Replicate" |
BackgroundSignalType |
The variable type of the signal to subtract from all other signals |
NameofBackgroundSignal |
The quoted name of the signal to subtract from all other signals |
NormalizationSignalType |
The variable type of the signal to divide all other signals |
NameofNormalizationSignal |
The quoted name of the signal to divide all other signals |
SortGroup |
The descriptive variable contained in the identifier file used to sort. Quoted |
Writecsv |
A logical of whether to output a .csv in the current directory titled YYYYMMDD |
A report of the max normalized and background subtracted signal for the chosen group.
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