Description Usage Arguments Details Value Objects from the Class Slots Methods Warning Author(s) See Also Examples
The RPPANormalizationParams class is used to bundle the parameter set together that control how to perform spatial adjustment into a reusable object.
| 1 2 3 4 5 | RPPANormalizationParams(method,
                        arglist=NULL)
is.RPPANormalizationParams(x)
## S4 method for signature 'RPPANormalizationParams'
paramString(object, slots, ...)
 | 
| method | character string specifying normalization method to use | 
| arglist | list of named key/value pairs representing argument list to
be passed upon invocation of  | 
| object | object of class  | 
| x | object of class  | 
| slots | strings specifying  | 
| ... | extra arguments for generic routines | 
The method argument is combined with the arglist argument
prior to invocation of normalize method.
The RPPANormalizationParams generator returns an object of class
RPPANormalizationParams.
The is.RPPANormalizationParams method returns TRUE if its
argument is an object of class RPPANormalizationParams.
The paramString method returns a character vector, possibly
empty but never NULL.
Although objects of the class can be created by a direct call to
new, the preferred method is to use the
RPPANormalizationParams generator function.
name:character string; see arguments above
method:character string; see arguments above
arglist:list of named key/value pairs; see arguments above
signature(object = "RPPANormalizationParams"):
Returns string representation of object.
The paramString method should not be called by user except for
informational purposes. The content and format of the returned string
may vary between different versions of this package.
P. Roebuck proebuck@mdanderson.org
| 1 2 3 4 | showClass("RPPANormalizationParams")
normparams <- RPPANormalizationParams(method="medpolish",
                                      arglist=list(calc.medians=FALSE))
paramString(normparams)
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