View source: R/get_drfu_tmas.R
get_drfu_tmas | R Documentation |
Calculate apparent melting temperatures using first derivative
get_drfu_tmas(
data,
.x_vec = "Temperature",
.y_vec = "drfu_norm",
.n_interp = 50,
.n_points_either_side = 1,
...
)
data |
a tibble for a single dataset containing temperature and dRFU (first derivative) as columns |
.x_vec |
name of the column containing temperature data |
.y_vec |
name of the column containing dRFU data |
.n_interp |
a number, giving the number of points to appear in the interpolation. Passed to stats::approx. Defaults to 50. |
.n_points_either_side |
a number, giving the number of points on either side of the dRFU maximum to carry forward into interpolation. Default is 1, which gives a three-point range for linear interpolation.. |
... |
Allows any irrelevant arguments that might have been passed from upstream functions using ... to be ignored. This is relevant when det_drfu_tmas might be included in a larger analysis workflow which makes use of ... |
a number; the interpolated maximum of the dRFU data
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