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The coincidence between microscopy classification and GSI is analyzed. The count is based on the number of pairs that coincide (C) and the number of pairs that are misqualified: mature by immature (MI) and immature by mature (IM).

Usage

fn_coincide(N_Phase, df, Icut, Coincide)

Arguments

N_Phase

A numerical value indicating the number of factor levels

df

A data frame with the values of each individual (row) by variables (columns)

Icut

A numerical value is the threshold value to separate into two groups

Coincide

A table filled with NA, with N+1 rows, one for each factor level plus 1 for the total, and four columns, the first with the name of factor levels and the rest for the categories: C, MI and IM

Value

Return a filled table with the number of coincidences and discrepancies by factor levels and the total (rows) by category (columns): Coincidence (C), mature by immature (MI) and immature by mature (IM).

Examples

  if (FALSE) {
  N_Phase <- 6
  df <- tmp
  Icut <- 2
  Coincide <- data.frame(matrix(NA, ncol = 4, nrow = as.integer(N_Phase+1)))
  ejemplo = fn_coincide(N_Phase, df, Icut, Coincide)

    }