Package net.sf.basedb.util.ma

Class MACalculator

java.lang.Object
net.sf.basedb.util.ma.MACalculator
Direct Known Subclasses:
Log10MACalculator, Log2MACalculator
public class MACalculator
extends Object
Calculates M and A values for 2-channel data. For "normal" intensity values M and A are defined as follows: M = log2(ch1/ch2) A = log10(ch*ch2)/2 Channel intensity corrections are used to calculate new values for channel 1 and 2. For corrections that use M+A values the corrections are usually calculated in log2-space and the resulting equations are: log2(newCh1) = log2(oldCh1) - factor log2(newCh2) = log2(oldCh2) + factor Source data that has been transformed (eg. log2-transformed) must use different equations to get the correct results.
Since:
3.2.4
Author:
nicklas

  • Field Summary

    Fields
    Modifier and Type Field Description
    (package private) static double INV_LN10x2  
    (package private) static double INV_LN2  

  • Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Constructor Description
    MACalculator()  

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type Method Description
    double[] correct​(double ch1, double ch2, double factor)
    Apply a correction factor to the ch1 and ch2 intensity values.
    double[] MA​(double ch1, double ch2)
    Calculate the M and A values from the ch1 and ch2 intensity values.

    Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

    clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

  • Field Details

    • INV_LN2

      static final double INV_LN2

    • INV_LN10x2

      static final double INV_LN10x2

  • Constructor Details

    • MACalculator

      public MACalculator()

  • Method Details

    • MA

      public double[] MA​(double ch1, double ch2)
      Calculate the M and A values from the ch1 and ch2 intensity values. See class description for information about the definitions of M and A.
      Returns:
      An array with [0] = M, [1] = A

    • correct

      public double[] correct​(double ch1, double ch2, double factor)
      Apply a correction factor to the ch1 and ch2 intensity values.
      Returns:
      An array with [0] = newCh1, [1] = newCh2