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curveFitting #6
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Hi, I've updated the package on Github to include the fitted model in the output of metalonda and metalondaAll. First, download/install the latest development code of MetaLonDA (v1.1.5) from GitHub:
Follow instructions on README file to run MetaLonDA. For example, if you run it on one feature as in:
All details about the fitted model can be extracted from "output.metalonda.f5$model". The estimated points of each group are saved in data frames dd.0 and dd.1. So, you can access them through
Similarly for metalondaAll example:
You can access the estimated points from first feature's model using:
Moreover, in this updated MetaLoDA version, all internal calculations are exported in .RData format so they can be accessed later on. please let me know if I can be of any further help. |
Thanks for the quick response! |
Hey @aametwally , Thanks, |
Wonderful! Regarding the fitted spline figure, I'll be adding this enhancement to the next version, which should be released in less than a month. Thanks, |
Hey, I wish to get the output of metalondaAll in some data-structure (especially the curve fits) so I can later plot it myself using other frameworks. I saw that metalondaAll only saves jpg files, so I tried to call curveFittig myself.
I got strange errors and when tried to follow the exact snippet as in the vignette I get the same:
Obviously, the curveFitting function works when called from within metalondaAll, and again, my only wish is to have the data points for the fitted curve and the normalized data in a nice dataframe so I can plot these myself. Can I get some help with that?
My sessionInfo:
Thanks!
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