interpol.area: Interpolate missing intensities and calculate the area for a...
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interpol.area R Documentation
Interpolate missing intensities and calculate the area for a single EIC.
Description
This is an internal function that's not supposed to be called directly by the user.
Usage
interpol.area(x, y, all.x, all.w)
Arguments
x
the positions of x(retention time) where non-NA y is observed.
y
the observed intensities.
all.x
all possible x(retention time) in the LCMS profile.
all.w
the "footprint" of each measured retention time, used as weight for the corresponding y.
Details
This is an internal function. It interpolates missing y using linear interpolation, and then calculates the area under the curve.
Value
The area is returned.
Author(s)
Tianwei Yu <tyu8@emory.edu>
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View source: R/interpol.area.R
| interpol.area | R Documentation |
Interpolate missing intensities and calculate the area for a single EIC.
Description
This is an internal function that's not supposed to be called directly by the user.
Usage
interpol.area(x, y, all.x, all.w)
Arguments
x |
the positions of x(retention time) where non-NA y is observed. |
y |
the observed intensities. |
all.x |
all possible x(retention time) in the LCMS profile. |
all.w |
the "footprint" of each measured retention time, used as weight for the corresponding y. |
Details
This is an internal function. It interpolates missing y using linear interpolation, and then calculates the area under the curve.
Value
The area is returned.
Author(s)
Tianwei Yu <tyu8@emory.edu>
R Package Documentation
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