Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
The standard Olympus Vanta file presents all elemental concentrations in ppm, and all errors as 1 standard deviation. The default Panalytical output format specifies the unit for each measurement, and does not consider error. These functions do their best to keep all available information in the output, standardizing the columns xrf_info, date_time, and sample_id. Concentration columns end in 'conc', standard deviation columns end in 'sd', and count columns end in 'Iraw' or 'Inet'.
1 2 3 | read_olympus_vanta(path, sample_id_col = "info", tz = "UTC")
read_panalytical_txt(path, sample_id_col = "Ident", tz = "UTC")
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path |
The location of the file |
sample_id_col |
The column containing the sample identifier |
tz |
Timezone of specified times |
A data.frame
1 2 | read_olympus_vanta(system.file("xrf_files/olympus_vanta_test.csv", package = "paleoxrf"))
read_panalytical_txt(system.file("xrf_files/panalytical_test.txt", package = "paleoxrf"))
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