test_that("idocr deals with tibble error", {
experiment_folder <- system.file(
# "extdata/2021-04-11_17-59-00", package = pkg_name,
"extdata/real", package = pkg_name,
mustWork = TRUE
)
treatment_A <- "OCT"
treatment_B <- "MCH+ES"
# leave this empty or fill something relevant for the experiment
# it will appear in the subtitle of the plot
# (below the big title)
description <- "Enter a description here"
# Minimal number of exits required to consider the data
# of one animal significant and then compute a index from it
min_exits_required <- 3
# Apply a time offset to the treatment time series
# to account for the time it takes for odour to
# arrive to the chambers
# Units in seconds
delay <- 5
#### Probably you dont want to change this
#### Please change these numbers only if you know what you are doing
# Define a distance from the center of the chamber
# to the decision zone
# Units in mm
border_mm <- 5
# Behavioral masking
# Ignore exits happening this amount of seconds
# after the previous exit
# to avoid counting the same exit
# as two exits happening within ridiculously little time
mask_duration <- 1
# Analysis mask
# This is a list of numeric vectors of length 2
# The name of the vector should represent some block or interval of your experiment
# i.e. pre conditioning, post conditioning, etc
# The vector should delimit the start and end time of the block in seconds
# Passing this argument to idocr() will cause R to generate a subfolder
# in the experiment data folder, for each element in the list
# The folder will have the name of the element in the list
# e.g. this list will create a subfolder called EVENT1 and another called EVENT2
# Each of them will contain a pdf and png version of the plot but only the interval
# when the mask is active is analyzed. It is marked accordingly on the plot
# Moreover, you get SUMMARY and PI .csv files
analysis_mask <- list(
PRE_1 = c(60, 120),
PRE_2 = c(180, 240)
)
##################################################
# CAUTION!! DONT CHANGE ANY CODE BELOW THIS LINE
##################################################
treatments <- c(
TREATMENT_A = treatment_A,
TREATMENT_B = treatment_B
)
src_file <- rstudioapi::getActiveDocumentContext()$path
p1 <- idocr(experiment_folder = experiment_folder,
treatments = treatments,
border_mm = border_mm,
min_exits_required = min_exits_required,
src_file = src_file,
subtitle = description,
delay = delay,
# analysis_mask = analysis_mask,
mask_duration = mask_duration
)
export_summary(experiment_folder = experiment_folder)
})
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