bh_read_study: Read a set of tests (specimens), given their filenames. Will...
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bh_read_study R Documentation
Read a set of tests (specimens), given their filenames.
Will add a unique (to this study) testID to each test.
Description
Read a set of tests (specimens), given their filenames.
Will add a unique (to this study) testID to each test.
Usage
bh_read_study(files)
Arguments
files
a list of file names/paths to read into the study.
Value
a list containing two data.tables
headers holding any headers, indexed by testID and
data containing the data rows for all of the files specified.
Only returns bh_options$min_columns as all tests need
to have the same columns to be collected into a table.
Each specimen has a unique ID in column testID, the same as headers.
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| bh_read_study | R Documentation |
Read a set of tests (specimens), given their filenames. Will add a unique (to this study) testID to each test.
Description
Read a set of tests (specimens), given their filenames. Will add a unique (to this study) testID to each test.
Usage
bh_read_study(files)
Arguments
files |
a list of file names/paths to read into the study. |
Value
a list containing two data.tables
headers holding any headers, indexed by testID and
data containing the data rows for all of the files specified.
Only returns bh_options$min_columns as all tests need
to have the same columns to be collected into a table.
Each specimen has a unique ID in column testID, the same as headers.
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