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flowStats (version 3.30.0)

curvPeaks: Parse curv1Filter output

Description

Parse the output of curv1Filter and find modes and midpoints of the high-density regions. This function is considered to be internal.

Usage

curvPeaks(x, dat, borderQuant = 0.01, n = 201, from, to, densities=NULL)

Arguments

x
A multipleFilterResult produced by a curv1Filter operation.
dat
The corresponding flowFrame.
borderQuant
A numeric in [0,1] giving the extreme quantiles for which high-density regions are ignored.
n, from, to
Arguments are passed on to density.
densities
The optional y values of the density estimate computed for the respective data.

Value

A list with items
peaks
x and y locations of the modes of the regions in the density estimates.
regions
the left and right margins of the regions.
midpoints
the mean of regions.
regPoints
x and y locations of the outline of the significant density regions.
densFuns
an approximation function of the density estimate

See Also

landmarkMatrix

Examples

Run this code

data(GvHD)
tmp <- filter(GvHD[[10]], curv1Filter("FSC-H"))
res <-  flowStats:::curvPeaks(tmp, exprs(GvHD[[10]])[, "FSC-H"])

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