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Loading (importing) a BIN file into the R platform.
loadBINdata(filename, view = TRUE)
character(required): name(s) of file(s) (with file extension ".BIN", ".bin", "BINX", or "binx"), the file(s) must be available from the current working directory. Example: filename=c("foo1.bin","foo2.binx")
logical(optional): logical value indicating if the loaded data should be visualized in a Summary Table
Return an invisible list of S3 class object "loadBIN"
containing the following elements:
a list containing loaded data records
a table (data.frame) summarizing items of loaded data records
Function loadBINdata is used for loading BIN (BINX) files into the R platform. Five versions of binary files (V3, V4, V6, V7, and V8) are loadable. It can load a single BIN (BINX) file or a number of files into R simultaneously. Items reserved during the loading process include: (1) Position: Carousel position;
(2) Grain: Grain number;
(3) Run: Run number;
(4) Set: Set number;
(5) DType: Data type, includes: Natural
, N+dose
, bleach
, Bleach+dose
,
Natural(Bleach)
, N+dose(Bleach)
, Dose
, Background
;
(6) IRRTime: Irradiation time;
(7) NPoints: number of data points;
(8) LType: Luminescence type, includes: TL
, OSL
, IRSL
, M-IR
, M-VIS
,
TOL
, TRPOSL
, RIR
, RBR
, USER
, POSL
, SGOSL
, RL
, XRF
;
(9) Low: Low (temperature, time, wavelength);
(10) High: High (temperature, time, wavelength);
(11) Rate: Rate (temperature, time, wavelength);
(12) Temperature: Sample temperature;
(13) Delay: TOL "delay" channels;
(14) On: TOL "on" channels;
(15) Off: TOL "off" channels;
(16) LightSource: Light source, includes: None
, Lamp
, IRDiodes
,
CalibraitionLED
, BlueDiodes
, WhiteLight
, GreenLaser
, IRLaser
;
(17) AnTemp: Annealing temperature;
(18) TimeSinceIrr: Time since irradiation;
(19) Time: Data collection time;
(20) Date: Data collection date.
Duller GAT, 2016. Analyst (v4.31.9), User Mannual.
# NOT RUN {
### Not run.
### Ensure that file "foo.bin" is available
### from the current working directory.
# obj_loadBIN <- loadBINdata("foo.bin", view=TRUE)
# class(obj_loadBIN)
# obj_loadBIN$records
# }
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