Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also
Create a list in the same format as a CEL header, in preparation for creating a CEL file
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filename |
the name of the CEL file that the header will be written to |
cdf |
the cdf for the CEL file |
version |
the version number of the CEL file to be created |
cols |
the number of columns for the CEL file.
Ignored if a |
rows |
the number of rows for the CEL file.
Ignored if a |
algorithm |
a text string to be written to the |
parameters |
a text string to be written to the |
chiptype |
a text string defining the chiptype to be written.
Ignored if a |
header |
a text string to be written to the |
datheader |
a text string to be written to the |
librarypackage |
a text string to be written to the |
cellmargin |
a text string to be written to the |
noutliers |
the value to be written to the |
nmasked |
defaults to zero |
tags |
An optional text string which will be placed before the filename in the |
This function will output a list in the correct format for generation of a blank CEL file using createCel
.
Many of the input values are redundant, but must be included to pass checks during the creation of CEL files.
If a cdf is specified, any values for cols
, rows
or chiptype
will be ignored, and those on the cdf will be used.
Returns a list with the following components:
$filename the filename of the CEL file to be created
$version the version of the CEL file
$cols the number of rows to be generated on the CEL file
$rows the number of rows to be generated on the CEL file
$total the total number of cells. Will always equal $rows
*$cols
$algorithm a typical algorithm which is available for scanners
$parameters a typical list of parameters as would be found on a CEL file
$chiptype the type of CEL file to be written
$header the header in the correct format
$datheader a typical header output from a .DAT file
$librarypackage can be any text string
$cellmargin an integer
$noutliers an integer
$nmasked an integer
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