readUtrack-methods: readUtrack

Description Usage Arguments Details Examples

Description

take in a single channel Utrack file as input, along with several other user-configurable parameters and output options, to return a track list of all the trajectories found in the file

Usage

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readUtrack(folder, ab.track = F, cores = 1, frameRecord = T)

.readUtrack(file, interact = F, ab.track = F, frameRecord = F)

Arguments

file

Full path to Utrack file.

interact

Open menu to interactively choose file.

ab.track

Use absolute coordinates for tracks.

frameRecord

Add a fourth column to the track list after the xyz-coordinates for the frame that coordinate point was found (almost mandatory for Utrack).

folder

Full path to Utrack files output folder.

cores

Number of cores used for parallel computation. This can be the cores on a workstation, or on a cluster. Tip: each core will be assigned to read in a file when paralleled.

Details

The naming scheme for each track is as follows:

[Last five characters of the file name].[Start frame #].[Length].[Track #]

(Note: The last five characters of the file name, excluding the extension, cannot contain ".")

Examples

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#Basic function call of .readUtrack
#trackll <- readUtrack(folder = /FILEPATH/, cores = 2)

#Basic function call of .readUtrack
#trackl <- .readUtrack(interact = TRUE)

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