correlation.plots | R Documentation |
Get correlation plot of raw counts and/or log2(count + 1) over
selected region in: c("mrna", "leaders", "cds", "trailers")
Note on correlation: Pearson correlation, using pairwise observations
to fill in NA values for the covariance matrix.
correlation.plots(
df,
output.dir,
region = "mrna",
type = "fpkm",
height = 400,
width = 400,
size = 0.15,
plot.ext = ".pdf",
complex.correlation.plots = TRUE,
data_for_pairs = countTable(df, region, type = type),
as_gg_list = FALSE,
text_size = 4,
method = c("pearson", "spearman")[1]
)
df |
an ORFik |
output.dir |
directory to save to, named : cor_plot, cor_plot_log2 and/or cor_plot_simple with either .pdf or .png |
region |
a character (default: mrna), make raw count matrices of whole mrnas or one of (leaders, cds, trailers) |
type |
which value to use, "fpkm", alternative "counts". |
height |
numeric, default 400 (in mm) |
width |
numeric, default 400 (in mm) |
size |
numeric, size of dots, default 0.15. Deprecated. |
plot.ext |
character, default: ".pdf". Alternatives: ".png" or ".jpg". |
complex.correlation.plots |
logical, default TRUE. Add in addition to simple correlation plot two computationally heavy dots + correlation plots. Useful for deeper analysis, but takes longer time to run, especially on low-quality gpu computers. Set to FALSE to skip these. |
data_for_pairs |
a data.table from ORFik::countTable of counts wanted. Default is fpkm of all mRNA counts over all libraries. |
as_gg_list |
logical, default FALSE. Return as a list of ggplot objects instead of as a grob. Gives you the ability to modify plots more directly. |
text_size |
size of correlation numbers |
method |
c("pearson", "spearman")[1] |
invisible(NULL) / if as_gg_list is TRUE, return a list of raw plots.
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