ASGA Global
Version 0.34.1
Data 10.03.2021
Author Robert kiewisz
Depends Shiny
tidyverse
base
readxl
xlsx
zip
License GPL V3.0
Description Global modules and functions used in ASGA
Check_Data
Description
The ASGA test module to check each uploaded data set before analysis. The test module validates if the uploaded data fitting the expected standardized structure.
Usage
<Upload_Data.R>
Check_Data(i) # Check data routine for raw data
Check_Analysis(File_name) # Check data routine for analyzed data
Arguments
i |
single-digit number of the uploaded file |
File_name |
name of the uploaded file |
Value
Check_Data object create the following components:
Data_frame | |
---|---|
DATA_TEST |
Test output with numeric value interpreted in Error_Handler GUI ASGA module |
AnalysisTest |
Test output with numeric value interpreted in Upload_Data Global ASGA modules |
Upload_Data
Description
The ASGA module to handle uploaded files. There are two routines, one for handling raw data set in .xlsx
or .am
file format. The second one to handle .xlsx
files download after analysis by ASGA.
Usage
<server.R>
callModule(Getfiles_Server, "Home")
Value
Upload_Data object creates the following components:
Data_frame | |
---|---|
NUM_FILES |
Constant storing the value of number uploaded data sets |
Amira_df |
Temp file of raw .am files |
AMIRA |
Constant value if = TURE the Amira filed are used |
text_dataset |
Variable used in Error_Handler GUI ASGA module for displaying messages |
datatype |
Variable used in Error_Handler GUI ASGA module for displaying messages |
AnalysisTest |
Test result variable from Check_Data Global ASGA modules used to break upload if data are not correct |
Details
This module works in tandem with Check_Data
, Load_Amira
Global ASGA modules and Error_Handler
GUI ASGA module
Load_Amira
Description
The ASGA module called when the .am
file is uploaded by the user. The module is calling three functions (Load_Amira_Nodes
, Load_Amira_Points
, Load_Amira_Segments
) to extract from .am files nodes, points and segments information.
Usage
Load_Amira_Nodes()
Load_Amira_Points()
Load_Amira_Segments()
Example
<Upload_Data.R>
assign(paste("Data", "Node", i, sep = "_"),
Load_Amira_Nodes(),
envir = .GlobalEnv
)
assign(paste("Data", "Points", i, sep = "_"),
Load_Amira_Points(),
envir = .GlobalEnv
)
assign(paste("Data", "Segments", i, sep = "_"),
Load_Amira_Segments(),
envir = .GlobalEnv
)
Load_Data
Description
The ASGA module called for each data set before analysis to the standardized spatial graph for analysis.
Usage
<server.R>
callModule(Load_Data, "Home")
Value
Load_Data object create the following components:
Data_frame | |
---|---|
Node |
Data frame containing columns (Node ID , X Coord , Y Coord , Z Coord ) for each node/MT end |
Points |
Data frame containing columns (Point ID , X Coord , Y Coord , Z Coord ) for each point in the point cloud |
Segments |
Data frame containing columns (Segment ID ,Pole1_00 ,... ,length , Node ID #1 , Node ID #2 , Point IDs ) |
Segments_1_KMT |
Data frame containing columns (Segment ID , length , Node ID #1 , Node ID #2 , Point IDs ) for k-fiber in Pole_1 |
Segments_2_KMT |
Data frame containing columns (Segment ID , length , Node ID #1 , Node ID #2 , Point IDs ) for k-fiber in Pole_2 |
Segments_KMT |
Data frame containing columns (Segment ID , length , Node ID #1 , Node ID #2 , Point IDs ) for k-fiber in both poles |
Segments_SMT |
Data frame containing columns (Segment ID , length , Node ID #1 , Node ID #2 , Point IDs ) for SMTs in Pole_1 |
Pole1 |
Data frame containing columns (X , Y , Z ) for Pole1 coordinates |
Pole2 |
Data frame containing columns (X , Y , Z ) for Pole2 coordinates |
Save_Data
Description
The ASGA module called at the end of the analysis to save all indicated data sets.
Example
<Save_Data.R>
# Save Data for SMT ends -----------------------------------------------------
tryCatch(
{
assign(paste("Data", current_data, "Name", sep = "_"),
Name_df,
envir = .GlobalEnv
)
write.xlsx(
get(paste("Data", current_data, "Name", sep = "_")),
paste("Data/", "Data_", current_data, "_Name.xlsx", sep = "")
)
},
error = function(e) {}
)
Arguments
Name |
Name of the file in .GlobalEnv to be saved |
Name_df |
Name of the data_frame in .GlobalEnv |
Details
Only .xlsx
are saved if Amira files were used for analysis then also an overwrite by Save_Amira .am
files are saved.
Save_Amira
Description
The function overwrites the uploaded by user Amira files by supplying additional analysis for visualization in ZiB Amira software.
Usage
Save_amira(x, y, Elements, Data_type)
Arguments
x |
Data_frame name which should be saved in Amira file |
y |
Data_frame column number which should be saved in Amira file |
Elements |
Type of saved data e.g ("Nodes", "Points", "Segments") |
Data_type |
Type of input e.g. ("int", "float", "float[3]") |
Details
Data set that are indicated by the user in x[y] need to be sorted accordingly to the segment number.
Before the .am
file is overwrite the x[y] object is checked if the defined element number is the same as in the Amira file.
Example
<Save_Data.R>
tryCatch({
assign(paste("Amira", "Dataset", current_data, sep = "_"),
Save_amira(DF, 2, "Segments", "float"),
envir = .GlobalEnv)
}, error = function(e) {}
)
Export_Data
Description
Small unit designed to collect a list of all saved data, zip them and send to download by the user. After the user download data, all files are deleted.
Usage
<server.R>
# to intoduce new formar for downloadHandler
Zip_Files_Format <- list.files(path = getwd(), pattern = Pattern)
Arguments
Pattern |
Example: ".am$" |
Details
Only .xlsx
and .am
files are collected