Description Usage Arguments Author(s) Examples
plots all data in plate format for a quick inspection of the current data set. This function should be called immediately after loading a new platereader dataset to inspect the data and decide on further processing steps.
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| data | the list of measurement data as provided by
 | 
| wells | a list of wells to plot, overrules  | 
| wcols | named color vector for wells, names should correspond to
column IDs in  | 
| rows | a list of strings/characters used as row ID in the composite row:col well description in the plate layout (map) and plate data | 
| cols | as rows but plate column IDs | 
| xid | ID of a data-set in the input data that can be used as x-axis instead of the default Time vector | 
| xscale | use a global range for the x-axes; only relevant if xid specifies a subset of the data as x-axis | 
| xlim | plot range of the x-axis | 
| yids | IDs of the data to be plotted; if missing, all data will be plotted | 
| dtype | type of the data to be plotted, default is the main 'data', but e.g. 'orig' allows to plot the original data w/o processing (e.g. interpolation, blank correction, etc.) | 
| pcols | a named list of RGB colors to be used the plotted data types; the color vector must have names according to the data IDs | 
| yscale | if TRUE (default) global y-axis limits will be calculated from all plotted wells; if FALSE each well be locally scaled | 
| ylims | a named list of y-axis ranges pairs for each data ID | 
| ylim | one y-axis limit range that will be used for all plotted data | 
| log | plot logarithmic axis, use equivalent to normal plot 'log', i.e., log="y" for a log y-axis, log="x" for x-axis and log="yx" for both axes | 
| axes | axes numbers to draw, integers from 1 to 4 indicate the side
to plot (argument  | 
| yaxis | the ID of maximally two data types for which y-axes are to be plotted | 
| legpos | position of the well IDs on the plots | 
| add.legend | add a legend for the plotted data types (see
argument  | 
| verb | print progress messages | 
Rainer Machne raim@tbi.univie.ac.at
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