Introduction to IsoCorrectoR
Why perform correction for natural stable isotope abundance and tracer purity? | What is IsoCorrectoR? | IsoCorrectoR packages: IsoCorrectoR and IsoCorrectoRGUI | Installing IsoCorrectoR | Requirements | General (IsoCorrectoR and IsoCorrectoRGUI) | Graphical user interface version only (IsoCorrectoRGUI) | Installation | How to use IsoCorrectoR | Using IsoCorrectoR via the graphical user interface (IsoCorrectoRGUI package) | Parameters that can be set in the graphical user interface: | Using IsoCorrectoR via the R console (IsoCorrectoR and IsoCorrectoRGUI package) | Function call: | Basic arguments: | Advanced arguments (usually need not be changed): | Returned value | Result files produced by IsoCorrectoR | Starting IsoCorrectoR GUI directly under Windows (IsoCorrectoRGUI package) | Input files and parameters | Input files | Molecule information file | Example for molecule information file structure | Measurement file | Example for measurement file structure | Handling of missing values in the measurement file | Element information file | Example for element information file structure | Basic correction parameters | Tracer purity correction | Correction of tracer element natural abundance in the core molecule | Normal/High resolution correction | Advanced correction parameters | Correction results for monoisotopic species | Calculation thresholds | SessionInfo | References