xsAnnotate | R Documentation |
This function deals with the construction of an xsAnnotate object. It extracts the peaktable from a provided xcmsSet, which is used for all further analysis. The xcmsSet can be a single sample or multiple sample experiment. Since some functions needs the raw data a selection algorithm must be choosen in the case of a multiple sample. CAMERA includes two different strategies: A defined selection of samples (sample = indices of samples) or the default automatic solution (sample = NA). The automatic solution chooses the best sample for a specifc groups called pseudospectrum, see groupFWHM and groupCorr. It returns a xsAnnotate object, see xsAnnotate-class.
xsAnnotate(xs = NULL, sample=NA, nSlaves = 1, polarity = NULL)
xs |
a |
sample |
Indices of the group xcmsSet sample, that are used for the EIC correlation step. For automatic selection don't set a value. For use all samples simply define sample = c(1:n), with n = number of samples. |
nSlaves |
For parallel mode set nSlaves higher than 1, but not higher than the number of cpu cores. |
polarity |
Set polarity mode: "positive" or "negative" |
A xsAnnotate
object.
Carsten Kuhl, ckuhl@ipb-halle.de
xsAnnotate-class
library(faahKO)
xs <- group(faahko)
xsa <- xsAnnotate(xs, sample=c(1:12))
#With automatic selection
xsa.autoselect <- xsAnnotate(xs)
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