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| ====== Calculator ====== | ====== Calculator ====== | ||
| - | Calculator let you write python scripts to manipulate freely viewed data. | + | Calculator lets you write python scripts to manipulate freely viewed data. |
| 1) To open the calculator, click on the calculator icon (not available on all views for the moment) | 1) To open the calculator, click on the calculator icon (not available on all views for the moment) | ||
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| t.addColumn(colDiff) | t.addColumn(colDiff) | ||
| t.addColumn(colMean) | t.addColumn(colMean) | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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| + | === Script to perform a perform a pvalue and a ttd on a XIC quantitation table === | ||
| + | |||
| + | <code> | ||
| + | #### Algorithm to perform a pvalue and a ttd on abundances column of a XIC quantitation #### | ||
| + | t = Table.get(1) | ||
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| + | pvalueCol = Stats.pvalue( (t[2], t[3]), (t[4],t[5]) ) | ||
| + | ttdCol = Stats.ttd( (t[2], t[3]), (t[4],t[5]) ) | ||
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| + | pvalueCol.setColumnName("pvalue") | ||
| + | ttdCol.setColumnName("ttd") | ||
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| + | t.addColumn(pvalueCol) | ||
| + | t.addColumn(ttdCol) | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||