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With my (flowcytometry) data I see that some channels have an optimal Arcsin transformation
that differs from the others. So I actually want to use different transformCofactors.
Has some one experience with that?
I have tried using a code transformCofactor = c(150,500,1000....) but that doesn't seem to do the trick.
Best,
Sam
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Creating parameter specific (Arscin) transformation values
Sep 14, 2018
Hi,
The main point I noticed very recently is that citrus does not manage compensation at all (@rbruggner correct me if I am wrong). Because it was designed for mass cytometry. So the FCS have to be compensated first.
I will estimate how much work your request requires.
Best.
I didn't know that actually, luckily I always first apply compensation on my FCS data together with some pre-gating.
But thanks in adavance for looking and estimating the amount of work.
Hi everyone,
With my (flowcytometry) data I see that some channels have an optimal Arcsin transformation
that differs from the others. So I actually want to use different transformCofactors.
Has some one experience with that?
I have tried using a code
transformCofactor = c(150,500,1000....)
but that doesn't seem to do the trick.Best,
Sam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: