afmZeroPointSlope: Zero Force Point and Slope

In rbensua/afmToolkit: Functions for Atomic Force Microscope Force-Distance Curves Analysis

Description

This function finds the point of zero force (real contact point) and the slope of the contact part of the Force-Distance curve.

Usage

afmZeroPointSlope(afmdata, fstar = 0, segment = c("approach", "retract"))

Arguments

afmdata	An afmdata object. It should be a valid afmdata object upon which the Contact Point and the baseline correction must have been calculated first (using functions afmContactPoint() and afmBaselineCorrection())
fstar	Value such that fstar * sd is to be considered as zero Force, where sd is the standard deviation of Force at the basline. It takes fstar = 0 as default value, meaning that zero force is actually zero.
segment	The segment on which everything is calculated.

Value

An afmdata class variable which will consist on the original input afmdata variable plus a new list named Slopes with the following fields: Z0Point: Point of zero force. Slope: Slope of the best fit line in the contact part of the Force-Distance curve.

Examples

data <- afmReadJPK("force-save-JPK-2h.txt.gz", path = path.package("afmToolkit"))
data <- afmContactPoint(data, width = 20, mul1 = 1, mul2 = 20)
data <- afmDetachPoint(data, width = 40, mul1 = 3, mul2 = 40)
data <- afmBaselineCorrection(data)
data <- afmZeroPointSlope(data, segment = "approach")
## Not run: 
plot(data, segment = "approach") + geom_vline(xintercept = data$Slopes$Z0Point, lty = 2)

## End(Not run)

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