Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
The function takes a peak group of class peakObj and the peak boundary as input. The input peak group is usually a chromatogram with a time range that is wider than the peak of interest. This function extracts peak of interest from the chromatogram by limiting the time and signal intensities of the peak to a range that is within the provided peak boundaries.
1 | ApplyPeakBoundary(peak, boundary, ...)
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peak |
A peak group of class peakObj |
boundary |
a numeric vector of size two with min start time and max end time of the peak (peak boundaries) |
A peak group of class peakObj with time and intensity vectors that are within the boundaries of the peak
1 2 3 4 | chrom <- data.CSF$data$ChromGroup[[1]]
PlotChromPeak(chrom)
peak <- ApplyPeakBoundary(chrom,c(data.CSF$data$MinStartTime[[1]],data.CSF$data$MaxEndTime[[1]]))
PlotChromPeak(peak)
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