Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) See Also Examples
Very simple wrapper function that draws a boxplot, histogram and hierarchical tree of expression data
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dataset |
A |
labels |
Vector, labels to be placed on samples in plots. Default is rownames(dataset). |
title |
Character, label to be placed on plots. Default is |
classvec |
A |
hc |
Logical. Draw dendrogram of hierarchical cluster analysis of cases. Default is |
boxplot |
Logical. Draw boxplot. Default is |
hist |
Logical. Draw histogram. Default is |
returnTree |
Logical. Return the hieracrhical cluster analysis results. Default is |
The hierarchical plot is produced using average linkage cluster analysis with Pearson's correlation metric as described by Eisen et al.,1999.
Aedin Culhane
See also as boxplot
, hclust
,
hist
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logkhan<-log2(khan$train)
print(class(logkhan))
overview(logkhan, title="Subset of Khan Train")
overview(logkhan, classvec=khan$train.classes,
labels=khan$train.classes,title="Subset of Khan Train")
overview(logkhan, classvec=khan$train.classes,
labels=khan$train.classes,title="Subset of Khan Train", boxplot=FALSE,
his=FALSE)
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