SeroTrackRThe {SeroTrackR} R package compliments the PvSeroApp see Github here for
experienced users who are comfortable with implementing the code in
their own R sessions.
This package contains helper functions relevant for Plasmodium spp. projects for in-house and collaborator needs.
{r} # Download the package available on the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) install.packages("SeroTrackR") # Load the package in your R session library(SeroTrackR)
Alternatively, you can download the developmental version on GitHub.
{r} pak::pak("dionnecargy/SeroTrackR") library(SeroTrackR) # To load the package
The GitHub (master) version also bundles the trained classification
model file locally, whereas the CRAN version downloads it from this
repository at runtime, so the CRAN version requires an internet
connection the first time functions such as
classifyResults() are called.
Package dependencies are installed automatically by
install.packages() or pak::pak(). If you are
missing system libraries needed to build a dependency from source
(e.g. curl, openssl, xml2 on
Linux), pak::pak() will usually install the required system
requirements for you; otherwise install the appropriate system package
for your OS first.
Two sites serve different purposes:
The same vignettes are also available offline inside R:
```{r} browseVignettes(“SeroTrackR”)
vignette(“PvSeroApp_R_Tutorial”) vignette(“Pk_Pv_Pf_Serology_Tutorial”) ```
If you use SeroTrackR in your work, please cite
both the pre-print describing the method and the
package itself:
Argyropoulos D, Conway E, Bourke C, Li-Wai-Suen C, Ruybal-Pesántez S, Smith L, Mueller I, Longley R. PvSeroApp and SeroTrackR: An automated pipeline for Plasmodium vivax malaria serological analyses and machine learning classification of recent exposure. VeriXiv 2026; 3:313. https://doi.org/10.12688/verixiv.3797.2
SeroTrackRR package (CRAN): https://doi.org/10.32614/CRAN.package.SeroTrackR
Run citation("SeroTrackR") in R to get both entries in
BibTeX format.
The source code of each release is additionally archived on Zenodo for long-term preservation; the preferred citations are the two above.
If you are using the {PvSeroApp} in your work, please
cite:
Smith L, Argyropoulos DC, Bareng APN, Lin J, Kiernan-Walker N, Lamont M, Abraham A, Lim PS, Wu KW, William T, Anstey NM, Grigg MJ, Sattabongkot J, Lacerda M, Vahi V, Mazhari R, Mueller I, Longley RJ. An optimised serological machine learning model enabling targeted test-and-treat for Plasmodium vivax malaria. medRxiv 2026. https://doi.org/10.64898/2026.08.09.26355326