View source: R/average.spec.se.R
average.spec.se | R Documentation |
Function to average replicate spectra within a directory of spectra files
average.spec.se(
file.dir = NULL,
out.dir = NULL,
spec.type = NULL,
spec.file.ext = NULL,
start.wave = NULL,
end.wave = NULL,
step.size = NULL,
bias.threshold = NULL,
outlier.cutoff = 2,
suffix.length = NULL,
output.file.ext = NULL,
settings.file = NULL
)
file.dir |
directory of spectra files to process |
out.dir |
output directory for processed spectra files |
spec.type |
Option to set what type of spectra to average. Options: Reflectance, Transmittance. Can be set with abbreviations: e.g. "Refl" or "Tran" Default is "Reflectance" |
spec.file.ext |
Optional to set the input file extension. Default is ".sed" |
start.wave |
starting wavelength of spectra files. Not needed if specified in XML settings file. |
end.wave |
ending wavelength of spectra files. Not needed if specified in XML settings file. |
step.size |
resolution of spectra files. E.g. 1 for 1nm, 5 for 5nm. Not needed if specified in XML settings file. |
bias.threshold |
reflectance/transmittance cutoff to remove spectra with anartificial bias (shift) due to improper spectral collection |
outlier.cutoff |
[Optional] Set upper/lower standard deviation cutoff to identify statistical Refl/Trans outliers within individual sample sets. Set as outlier.cutoff*Sample Sdev, e.g. 2.0*Sdev. Default 2.0 |
suffix.length |
length of auto numbering attached to ASD file names. This number of characters will be removed from the filename when averaged. |
output.file.ext |
optional setting to set file extension of output files. Defaults to .csv |
settings.file |
settings file used for spectral processing options (OPTIONAL). Contains information related to the spectra collection instrument, output directories, and processing options such as applying a jump correction to the spectra files. Options in the settings file take precedent over options selected in the function call. |
Shawn P. Serbin
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