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aroma.core (version 1.2.0)

Explorer: The Explorer class

Description

Package: aroma.core Class Explorer Object ~~| ~~+--Explorer Directly known subclasses: public abstract static class Explorer extends Object

Usage

Explorer(tags="*", ...)

Arguments

tags
A character vector of tags to be added to the output path.
...
Not used.

Fields and Methods

Methods: rll{ addIncludes - display Displays the explorer in the default browser. getAlias Gets the alias of the output set. getArrays Gets the names of the arrays. getAsteriskTags - getFullName - getName Gets the name of the explorer. getPath - getReportPathPattern - getTags Gets the tags of the explorer. getTagsOfInput - nbrOfArrays Gets the total number of arrays. process Generates image files, scripts and dynamic pages for the explorer. setAlias Sets the alias of the output set. setArrays Sets the arrays. setReportPathPattern - setSubname - setup - splitByReportPathPattern - } Methods inherited from Object: asThis, $, $<-, [[, [[<-, as.character, attach, attachLocally, clearCache, clone, detach, equals, extend, finalize, gc, getEnvironment, getFields, getInstantiationTime, getStaticInstance, hasField, hashCode, ll, load, objectSize, print, registerFinalizer, save

Output directory structure

The main directory of an Explorer report is reports///. The is typically the same as the name of the input data set, and the is typically the tags of ditto. This main directory is where main HTML document is stored. For each chip type, real or "virtual" (combined), there is a subdirectory with the same name as the chip type, i.e. reports////. For each chip type directory, there are set of subdirectories each specifying a so called image layer, e.g. an image layer showing the raw data, another containing the estimates of a model fit and so on. Path format: reports/////. In this directory all image files are stored, e.g. PNG files. In some cases one do not want to all input tags to become part of the subname, but instead for instance use those to name the image layer(s). In such cases one has to override the default names.