plot_Kroll_flat: plot_Kroll_flat
In robertyoung3/MSanalyzeNOM: Utilities for Analyzing Complex Natural Organic Matter (NOM) Mixtures After Formula Assignment
View source: R/plot_Kroll_flat.R
Description
This function makes a Kroll diagram that plots average carbon oxidation
states against carbon number (Kroll et al. 2011). It contains no information
about the intensities of the detected ions. The darker areas are where the
highest number of formulas are plotted.
Usage
1
plot_Kroll_flat(data, plot_title = "", panel = FALSE, var_panel, num_col = 2)
Arguments
data
a tibble containing the following column names: "NOSC" (from
the computeNOSC() function) and "C"
plot_title
a character string containing the sample name
panel
a logical value specifying whether a panel will be used (default
= FALSE)
var_panel
a character string containing the column name specifying the
factor variable to be used for faceting
num_col
an integer specifying the number of panel columns (default =
2)
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View source: R/plot_Kroll_flat.R
Description
This function makes a Kroll diagram that plots average carbon oxidation states against carbon number (Kroll et al. 2011). It contains no information about the intensities of the detected ions. The darker areas are where the highest number of formulas are plotted.
Usage
1 | plot_Kroll_flat(data, plot_title = "", panel = FALSE, var_panel, num_col = 2)
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Arguments
data |
a tibble containing the following column names: "NOSC" (from the computeNOSC() function) and "C" |
plot_title |
a character string containing the sample name |
panel |
a logical value specifying whether a panel will be used (default = FALSE) |
var_panel |
a character string containing the column name specifying the factor variable to be used for faceting |
num_col |
an integer specifying the number of panel columns (default = 2) |
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