AFM.import: Imports AFM file
In thomasgredig/nanoscopeAFM: Load and Analyze Atomic Force Microscopy Data Files
AFM.import R Documentation
Imports AFM file
Description
Use this function to create an AFMdata object from the filename;
four AFM formats (TIFF, NID, IBW, and 000) are supported. Use
AFM.raster() to create a data.frame from this object, or
use plot() to generate an image.
Usage
AFM.import(filename, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
filename
name of AFM filename
verbose
if TRUE, output additional information during loading of file
Value
AFMdata object
Author(s)
Thomas Gredig
Examples
d = AFM.import(AFM.getSampleImages(type='ibw'))
summary(d)
plot(d)
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Imports AFM file
Description
Use this function to create an AFMdata object from the filename;
four AFM formats (TIFF, NID, IBW, and 000) are supported. Use
AFM.raster() to create a data.frame from this object, or
use plot() to generate an image.
Usage
AFM.import(filename, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
filename |
name of AFM filename |
verbose |
if |
Value
AFMdata object
Author(s)
Thomas Gredig
Examples
d = AFM.import(AFM.getSampleImages(type='ibw')) summary(d) plot(d)
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