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HDXBoxeR (version 0.0.2)

verbose_timepoint_output: Returns csv with averages from analysis for uptake file, standard deviation, p-values.

Description

Returns information from analysis and save it as csv file. Sets are compared to the first state in the input file.

Usage

verbose_timepoint_output(filepath, output_name, replicates = 3, ...)

Value

csv with analysis for uptake file, standard deviation, p-values for all protein states.

Arguments

filepath

path to All.Data.csv input from HDX-Examiner.

output_name

name of the output in csv format.

replicates

number of replicates used

...

other variables for output_tp

Examples

Run this code
# \donttest{
file_nm<-system.file("extdata", "All_results_table.csv", package = "HDXBoxeR")
verbose_timepoint_output(file_nm, tempfile())
names_states<- nm_states(file_nm)
verbose_timepoint_output(file_nm, tempfile(), seq_match=TRUE, percent=TRUE,
states=names_states, replicates=3, times="3.00s")
# }

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