Remove module code. Moved to https://github.com/LabKey/commonAssays

README.md

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-# SignalData
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-## Basic Setup ##
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-1. Create a LabKey Assay Project/Folder
-  1. Hover over the Project or Folder menu, and click **Create Project** or **Create Subfolder**.
-  1. Provide a Name and select type **Assay**.
-  1. Click **Next**.
-  1. Set permissions (optional) and click **Next**.
-  1. Click **Finish**.
-1. Create a Signal Data Assay Design
-  1.  In the **Assay List** web part, click **New Assay Design**.
-  1.  On the New Assay Design page, select **Signal Data** as the assay type.
-  1.  Click **Next**.
-  1.  Name is the only required field. (Design default values should work fine.)
-  1.  Click the **Save & Close** button.
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-## Manual Import of Signal Data Results ##
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-Importing data is a two step process:
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-1. Upload the metadata file. (An example metadata file is available at: https://github.com/LabKey/signalData/blob/develop/test/sampledata/signaldata/RunsMetadata/datafiles.tsv)
-1. Drag and drop the data files (Example data files are available at: https://github.com/LabKey/signalData/tree/develop/test/sampledata/signaldata/SignalDataAssayData/TestRun001)
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-### Metadata Upload
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-1. Go to the folder where you wish to upload results.
-1. Add the **Signal Data Upload** webpart.
-1. Confirm that **File** is selected, and click **Upload TXT, TSV, XLS, XLSX**.
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-![Drag-and-drop to upload a run](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/signal1.png?raw=true)
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-1. Specify a Run Identifier (required).
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-![Drag-and-drop to upload a run](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/signal2.png?raw=true)
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-### Data Upload
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-1. Drag-and-drop any result files you want to import onto the dropzone.
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-![Drag-and-drop to upload a run](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/signal3.png?raw=true)
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-1. Click the **Save Run** button.
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-![Name and save a run](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/signal4.png?raw=true)
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-## View Results ##
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-To view chromatograms for the results, follow these instructions:
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-1. Go to the folder where your results reside.
-1. On the **Assay List** webpart, click the name of the Signal Data assay you created.
-1. Select the run(s) you want to look at, using the checkboxes.
-1. Click **View Selected Runs**.
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-![View runs](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/hplc3.png?raw=true) 
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-1. Select the data run(s) you wish to view from the left.
-1. Click the `Overlay Selected` button.
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-![View runs](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/hplc4.png?raw=true) 
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-1. The left selection pane will close, and the overlayed results will be displayed in the center pane.
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-![View runs](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/hplc5.png?raw=true) 
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-1. You can zoom into the graph by entering values in the **Time** and **mV Range** text boxes, or by drawing a new area inside the graph using the mouse.
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-![View runs](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/hplc6.png?raw=true) 
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-Enter values in the right pane to calculate areas under the curves. Select in the name column to highlight different graph lines.
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-![View runs](https://github.com/LabKey/docs/blob/master/images/hplc7.png?raw=true) 
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-## Installing the Signal Data Module ##
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-[Contact us](https://www.labkey.com/company/contact-us) for details on installing the Signal Data module.
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+Module moved to [LabKey/commonAssays](https://github.com/LabKey/commonAssays) in 25.3