Class ChannelUtils
java.lang.Object
ubic.gemma.persistence.util.ChannelUtils
Deprecated.
Two-colour arrays are no longer supported for new data; kept so existing two-colour datasets still load and reprocess.
Determine if a quantitation type (by name) represents background or signal. This includes a variety of cases, some of
them 'special'.
- Author:
- paul
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic booleanisBackgroundChannelA(String name) Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel A background.static booleanisBackgroundChannelB(String name) Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel B background.static booleanisSignalChannelA(String name) Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel A signal.static booleanisSignalChannelB(String name) Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel B signal.
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Constructor Details
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ChannelUtils
public ChannelUtils()Deprecated.
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Method Details
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isBackgroundChannelA
Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel A background.- Parameters:
name- name- Returns:
- boolean
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isBackgroundChannelB
Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel B background.- Parameters:
name- name- Returns:
- boolean
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isSignalChannelA
Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel A signal. (by convention, green)- Parameters:
name- name- Returns:
- boolean
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isSignalChannelB
Deprecated.For two-color arrays: Given the quantitation type name, determine if it represents the channel B signal. (by convention, red)- Parameters:
name- name- Returns:
- boolean
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