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\docType{data}
\name{example_normalized_data}
\alias{example_normalized_data}
\title{Example normalized TSA dataset}
\format{
A data frame with 63,544 rows and 14 variables:
\describe{
  \item{well_ID}{Unique well identifier (character).}
  \item{Well}{Well label (character), e.g., "B01".}
  \item{Protein}{Protein name/label (character).}
  \item{Ligand}{Ligand name/label (character).}
  \item{Tm}{Estimated melting temperature for the well/condition (numeric).}
  \item{dTm D}{Delta Tm field as stored in the dataset (numeric; may be NA).}
  \item{Analysis Group}{Analysis group label (character).}
  \item{Flags}{QC/flag field (character or numeric depending on preprocessing).}
  \item{Experiment File Name}{Source experiment/file name (character).}
  \item{condition_ID}{Condition identifier used throughout TSAR (character).}
  \item{Well.Position}{Well position label (character).}
  \item{Temperature}{Temperature in degrees Celsius (numeric).}
  \item{Fluorescence}{Raw fluorescence (numeric).}
  \item{RFU}{Normalized fluorescence / relative fluorescence units (numeric).}
}
}
\source{
Included with the package for demonstration and testing.
}
\description{
A demonstration dataset of TSA measurements that have been normalized and
merged into the TSAR/TSAR-new long format (one row per observation).
Suitable for examples in \code{\link{TSA_wells_plot}} and
\code{\link{TSA_compare_plot}}.
}
\examples{
data("example_normalized_data")
head(example_normalized_data)

}
