Version 1.2.37 (Updated Mon May 1 14:23:33 EDT 2017)
java [Java Options] -jar QoRTs.jar generateSamplePlots [options] qcDataDir
This simple function invokes R and generates a simple, single-replicate plots (or a similar pdf report) given a single replicate's QoRTs QC output.
The qc directory in which all the QC files are contained. (String)
Flag to indicate that you want a pdf multi-plot report to be generated. (flag)
Flag to indicate that you do NOT want the primary single-png multi-plot to be generated. (flag)
Flag to indicate that you want a battery of separate pngs to be generated. (flag)
The ID of the replicate. This will be only used for the plot labels. (String)
The prefix for output QC files (String)
Flag to indicate that debugging information and extra progress information should be sent to stderr. (flag)
Flag to indicate that only errors and warnings should be sent to stderr. (flag)
Stephen W. Hartley, Ph.D. stephen.hartley (at nih dot gov)
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