View source: R/save_dye_screen_model_plots.R
extract_model_tmas | R Documentation |
Starting from a tibble containing dsfworld fit information, use extract_model_tmas
to pull just resulting tmas into a tidy tibble. Probably belongs somewhere in the fitting function scripts, ultimately.
extract_model_tmas(
by_var_fit,
.var_col = ".var",
.model_name_col = "model_name",
.model_tma_col = "model_tma"
)
by_var_fit |
a tibble, as output by |
.var_col |
a string, giving the name of the column in |
.model_name_col |
a string, giving the name of the column in |
.model_tma_col |
a string, giving the name of the column in |
a tibble of apparent melting temperatures, comprising four columns
.var character, giving the unique dataset identifier for each DSF trace.
model_name character, giving the name of the model from which the given values and tmas were found, e.g. "model_1", "model_2"
which_value character, giving the specific component for a given value, e.g. "sigmoid_1", "sigmoid_2"
tma numeric, the value of the calculated tma in reference to normalized Temperatures.
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