readMIDAS {CellNOptR} | R Documentation

## Reads in a CSV MIDAS file

### Description

This function takes in a single argument, the name of a CSV MIDAS file containing the data, and returns a list that contains all the elements to build a CNOlist. The output of this function should be used as input for `makeCNOlist`.

### Usage

    readMIDAS(MIDASfile, verbose=TRUE)

### Arguments

`MIDASfile` | a CSV MIDAS file (see details)
`verbose` | logical (default to TRUE).

### Details

This function does not return a CNOlist, but the output of this function can be used directly into makeCNOlist to create one. The MIDAS file format is described in Saez-Rodriguez et al. (2008).

If you have all of the readouts measured at the same series of time points, you can specify a unique DA: column which must have the format "DA:ALL".

### Value

this function returns a list with fields:

`dataMatrix` | matrix containing the data in the MIDAS file
`TRcol` | indexes of the columns that contain the treatments (excluding cell line)
`DAcol` | indexes of the columns that contain the data time points
`DVcol` | indexes of the columns that contain the actual values (measurements)

### Author(s)

C.Terfve

### References

J. Saez-Rodriguez, A. Goldsipe, J. Muhlich, L. Alexopoulos, B. Millard, D. A. Lauffenburger, P. K. Sorger Flexible Informatics for Linking Experimental Data to Mathematical Models via DataRail. Bioinformatics, 24:6, 840-847 (2008).

### See Also

makeCNOlist

### Examples

       tmpdir<-tempdir()
       setwd(tmpdir)
       cpfile<-dir(system.file("ToyModel",package="CellNOptR"),full=TRUE)
       file.copy(from=cpfile,to=getwd(),overwrite=TRUE)
       dataToy<-readMIDAS(MIDASfile='ToyDataMMB.csv')
       CNOlistToy<-makeCNOlist(dataset=dataToy,subfield=FALSE)

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