orbi_define_blocks_for_dual_inlet {isoorbi} | R Documentation |
Binning raw data into blocks for dual inlet analyses
Description
This function sorts out (bins) data into indivual blocks of reference, sample, changeover time, and startup time.
Usage
orbi_define_blocks_for_dual_inlet(
dataset,
ref_block_time.min,
change_over_time.min,
sample_block_time.min = ref_block_time.min,
startup_time.min = 0,
ref_block_name = setting("di_ref_name"),
sample_block_name = setting("di_sample_name")
)
Arguments
dataset |
A data frame or tibble produced from IsoX data by |
ref_block_time.min |
time where the signal is stable when reference is analyzed |
change_over_time.min |
time where the signal is unstable after switching from reference to sample or back |
sample_block_time.min |
time where the signal is stable when sample is analyzed |
startup_time.min |
initial time to stabilize spray |
ref_block_name |
the name of the reference being measured |
sample_block_name |
the name of the sample being measured |
Value
A data frame (tibble) with block annotations in the form of the additional columns described below:
-
data_group
is an integer that numbers each data group (whether that's startup, a sample block, a segment, etc.) in each file sequentially to uniquely identify groups of data that belong together - this columns is NOT static (i.e. functions likeorbi_adjust_block()
andorbi_segment_blocks()
will lead to renumbering) and should be used purely for grouping purposes in calculations and visualization -
block
is an integer counting the data blocks in each file (0 is the startup block) -
sample_name
is the name of the material being measured as defined by theref_block_name
andsample_block_name
parameters -
segment
is an integer defines segments within individual blocks - this will beNA
until the optionalorbi_segment_blocks()
is called -
data_type
is a text value describing the type of data in eachdata_group
- for a list of the main categories, callorbi_get_settings("data_type")