PlotPeaks
PlotPeaks[peaksData]⟹plot
produces either a piechart or barchart of the peak areas, widths, heights, or purities contained in the provided peaksData object.
PlotPeaks[peaksDataA,peaksDataB]⟹plot
produces a normalized barchart of the peak areas, widths, heights, or purities of peaksDataA normalized against peaksDataB.
PlotPeaks[purity]⟹plot
produces either a piechart or barchart showing the purity (relative areas) of a set of peaks.
Details
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DifferentDataFamilies Your provided input, `1`, is a mix of various data families: `2`. The PlotPeaks function can only plot one data family at a time. NoPeaks One or more of your inputs does not have picked peaks. Please use the peaks function to pick peaks for your data or exclude your data from plotting if no peaks can be picked. TooFewPeaks Your provided input, `1`, has fewer picked peaks than required by your Peaks option. Defaulting to `2`.
Input

Output

Data Specifications Options

Frame Options

Grid Options

Image Format Options

Peaks Options

Plot Labeling Options

Plot Style Options

General Options

Messages
Examples
Basic Examples (5)
Plot the peak purity from an Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a pie chart:


Plot peak analysis from a link:


Plot the peaks associated with a single Object[Data,Chromatography] object as a pie chart of peak purity:


Plot the peaks associated with a single Object[Data,Western] object as a pie chart of peak purity:


Plot the areas of a set of peak purities as a labeled pie chart:


Options (36)
AspectRatio (2)
ChartLabelOrientation (2)
ChartLabels (3)
Display (2)
Frame (1)
ImageSize (1)
LegendPlacement (2)
Peaks (15)
Plot the areas of the first peaks normalized to the second peaks associated with each Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a barchart:


Plot the areas of the first set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects normalized to the second set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects as a barchart:


Plot the areas of the first set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects normalized to the second set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects as a barchart:


Plot the areas of the first set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects normalized to the second set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects as a barchart:


Plot the areas of the first set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects normalized to the second set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects as a barchart:


Plot the areas of the first set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects normalized to the second set of Object[Analysis,Peaks] Objects as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first and second peaks associated with each Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first peaks associated with each Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first peaks associated with each Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first and second peaks associated with each Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a barchart:


Plot the areas of the first peaks normalized to the second peaks associated with each SimpleWestern data object as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first and second peaks associated with each SimpleWestern data object as a piechart:


Plot the purity of the first and second peaks associated with each SimpleWestern data object as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first peaks associated with each SimpleWestern data object as a barchart:


Plot the purity of the first peaks associated with each SimpleWestern data object as a barchart:


PlotType (6)
Plot the peak purity from an Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a bar chart:


Plot the peak widths from an Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a bar chart:


Plot the peak heights from an Object[Analysis,Peaks] Object as a bar chart:


Plot the peaks associated with a single Object[Data,Chromatography] Object as a barchart automatically displaying peak purity:


Plot the peak widths from a single Object[Data,Chromatography] Object as a bar chart:


Plot the peak heights from a single Object[Data,Chromatography] Object as a bar chart:


Attributes (2)
Messages (7)
DifferentDataFamilies (2)
NoPeaks (2)
TooFewPeaks (3)
When more peaks are requested in the peaks option than exist in the associated Object[Analysis,Peaks] object, the function will plot all the peaks:



When the requested peak index in the peaks option is greater than the number of peaks in the associated Object[Analysis,Peaks] object, the function will plot the last peak:



When the requested peak index in the peaks option is greater than the number of peaks in the associated Object[Analysis,Peaks] object, the function will plot the last peak:


