Remove Gate(s) and Edit gatingTemplate csv File

Remove Gate(s) and Edit gatingTemplate csv File

cyto_gate_remove(
  gs,
  parent = NULL,
  alias = NULL,
  channels = NULL,
  type = NULL,
  gatingTemplate = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

gs	an object of class GatingSet.
parent	name of the parent population from which to remove the gate. This argument is not necessary but is included to allow conversion of cyto_gate_draw code to cyto_gate_remove code by simply changing "draw" to "remove".
alias	name(s) of the population(s) to remove (e.g. "Single Cells"). By default all descendant populations will be removed as well.
channels	names of the channel(s) used to gate the population. This argument is not necessary but is included to allow conversion of cyto_gate_draw code to cyto_gate_remove code by simply changing "draw" to "remove".
type	gate type(s) used to for the gates to be removed. This argument is not necessary but is included to allow conversion of cyto_gate_draw code to cyto_gate_remove code by simply changing "draw" to "remove".
gatingTemplate	name of the gatingTemplate csv file (e.g. "gatingTemplate.csv").
...	additional cyto_gate_draw arguments that will be ignored.

Value

an object of class GatingSet with gate and children removed and updated gatingTemplate to reflect these changes.

Author

Dillon Hammill, Dillon.Hammill@anu.edu.au

Examples

if (FALSE) {
library(CytoExploreRData)

# Load in samples
fs <- Activation
gs <- GatingSet(fs)

# Apply compensation
gs <- cyto_compensate(gs)

# Transform fluorescent channels
gs <- cyto_transform(gs)

# Gate using cyto_gate_draw
gt <- Activation_gatingTemplate
gt_gating(gt, gs)

# Remove T Cells population - replace gatingTemplate name
cyto_gate_remove(gs, "T Cells", gatingTemplate = "gatingTemplate.csv")
}