Open lsilvam opened 1 year ago
(6d957c6) created first function to perform dilution calculations. the name of the function is dilution
and accepts three arguments c1,c2,v2
and determines v1
from $c_1v_1=c_2v_2$.
I have included the following checks:
(b753962) created another function to solve linear equations ($y=mx+b$). it can solve for x and y, using optional arguments, with both x and y as NULL
by default.
I have included the following checks:
check if m is 0
check that only one values is given for m
and b
print message to warn about zeros in the numerator (y-b)
[x] the description is still to be done
(939713d) added description for linear_equation_solver.
We have talked about adding ...
but I have not included it for now. I was thinking that r^2
would be one of the optional arguments for ...
.
I have taken your dilution()
function and made it into find_vol_i()
. To check it out do the following:
So install the protbot package:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("life-science-protocols/protbot")
And then check its documentation and funcionality. Also take a look at the online documentation: https://life-science-protocols.github.io/protbot/. Feel free to questions any questions and to just any of the code as you please.
An issue to track progress of building atomic functions