Display conveniently a TrajectorySet object
# S4 method for TrajectorySet
show(object)A TrajectorySet object
This returns an invisible NULL.
data("candidate.platelets")
platelets.trajectories <- trajectories(candidate.platelets)
#> Input ParticleSet is not a LinkedParticleSet.
#> Performing linking first with some set of default parameters - you might want to change them according to your scenario...
print(platelets.trajectories)
#> An object of the TrajectorySet class.
#>
#> TrajectorySet composed of 25 trajectories
#>
#> Trajectories cover a range of 20 frames
#> Displaying a segment of the first trajectory...
#> xCoord yCoord trajLabel frame frameobjectID
#> 1_1 186.7083 47.93750 1 1 1
#> 1_2 186.9649 48.26316 1 2 4
#> 1_3 186.8136 48.18644 1 3 2
#> 1_4 186.2807 47.70175 1 4 1
#> 1_5 186.6897 47.87931 1 5 2
#> 1_6 186.8269 48.11538 1 6 2
#> 1_7 186.9643 48.30357 1 7 1
#> 1_8 186.6207 48.36207 1 8 3
#> 1_9 186.3273 48.05455 1 9 3
#> 1_10 186.9821 48.19643 1 10 3
#>
#> Trajectories are related to particles identified on the red channel