| trackPeak {astrochron} | R Documentation | 
A tool to interactively select points to track peak trajectories on plots
Description
A tool to interactively select points to track peak trajectories on plots, for results from functions such as eTimeOpt, EHA, eAsm.
Usage
trackPeak(dat,threshold=NULL,pick=T,minVal=NULL,maxVal=NULL,dmin=NULL,dmax=NULL,
          xmin=NULL,xmax=NULL,ymin=NULL,ymax=NULL,h=6,w=4,ydir=-1,
          palette=6,ncolors=100,genplot=T,verbose=T)
Arguments
| dat | Data frame with results to evaluate. It must have the following format: column 1=parameter to track (e.g., frequency, sedimentation rate, etc.; x-axis of plot); remaining columns (2 to n)=parameter to evaluate for peak identification (color on plot); titles for columns 2 to n must be the location (depth/height/time; y-axis of plot). Note that this format is ouput by functions eha, eTimeOpt, eAsm. | 
| threshold | Threshold level for filtering peaks. By default all peak maxima reported. | 
| pick | Pick the peaks of interest using a graphical interface? (T or F). Only activated if genplot=T. | 
| minVal | Minimum parameter value for analysis (e.g., frequency, sedimentation rate, etc.). | 
| maxVal | Maximum parameter value for analysis (e.g., frequency, sedimentation rate, etc.). | 
| dmin | Minimum depth/height/time for analysis. NOT ACTIVATED YET! | 
| dmax | Maximum depth/height/time for analysis. NOT ACTIVATED YET! | 
| xmin | Minimum parameter value for PLOTTING. | 
| xmax | Maximum parameter value for PLOTTING. | 
| ymin | Minimum depth/height/time for PLOTTING. | 
| ymax | Maximum depth/height/time for PLOTTING. | 
| h | Height of plot in inches. | 
| w | Width of plot in inches. | 
| ydir | Direction for y-axis in plots (depth or height). -1 = values increase downwards (slower plotting!), 1 = values increase upwards. | 
| palette | What color palette would you like to use? (1) rainbow, (2) grayscale, (3) blue, (4) red, (5) blue-white-red, (6) viridis | 
| ncolors | Number of colors to use in plot. | 
| genplot | Generate summary plots? (T or F) | 
| verbose | Verbose output? (T or F) |