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## Author: Gro Nilsen, Knut Liestøl and Ole Christian Lingjærde.
## Maintainer: Gro Nilsen <gronilse@ifi.uio.no>
## License: Artistic 2.0
## Part of the copynumber package
## Reference: Nilsen and Liestøl et al. (2012), BMC Genomics
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#Function that plots segmentation results ; on top of existing plot or sets up a new plot
###INPUT:
### type: what kind of plot is this? may be "sample","chromosome","genome" or "aspcf"
### segments: a matrix/data frame with segments to be plotted;
### unit: the unit used to represent probe positions (bp / kbp / mbp)
### xaxis: a string indicating whether positions ("pos") or indeces ("index") should be plotted on xaxis
### k: the chromosome number being plotted; seems only applicable for type="sample"
### sampleID: the id of the sample being plotted; only applicable for type="chromosome" and type="genome"
### frame: the frame dimensions for this plot
### plot.ideo: will ideogram be plotted?
### add: should segments plot be added on top of an existing plot?
### col,lty,lwd : color,line type and line width for this segmentation
### new: has a new plot been started?
### print.xwarn: should a warning be printed if the input positions exceed the chromosome range in cytoband? at the moment always FALSE
### seg.lim: ylimits for segments ; check whether this should be adjusted for q
### data.lim: ylimits for data points
### op: other parameters
### xmax: maximum on x-axis, will be NULL if ideogram is not plotted
##Required by:
### plotAllele
### plotChrom
### plotGenome
### plotSample
##Requires:
### addChromlines
### addToPlot
### adjustSeg
### connectSeg
### updatePlotParameters
plotSegments <- function(type,segments,unit,xaxis,k=NULL,sampleID=NULL,frame=NULL,plot.ideo=FALSE,add=FALSE,col,lty,lwd,new=FALSE,
print.xwarn=FALSE,seg.lim=NULL,data.lim=NULL,op,xmax=NULL){
#Check that segments contains any information, and retrieve info
if(nrow(segments)>0){
#Retrieve segmentinfo
nSeg <- nrow(segments)
chrom <- segments[,2]
arms <- segments[,3]
start <- segments[,4]
stop <- segments[,5]
nPos <- segments[,6]
seg.mean <- segments[,7]
#Adjust start and stop according to plot type, xaxis, and connect
a <- adjustSeg(chrom,arms,start,stop,nPos,type,xaxis,unit,op$connect,op)
use.start <- a$use.start
use.stop <- a$use.stop
sep.arm <- a$sep.arm
if(is.null(xmax)){
xmax <- max(use.stop)
}
#Plotting:
if(add){
#add segments to existing plot:
segments(x0=use.start,y0=seg.mean,x1=use.stop,y1=seg.mean,col=col,lwd=lwd,lty=lty)
#Should segments be connected?
if(op$connect){
connectSeg(sep.arm,nSeg,use.stop,seg.mean,col,lwd,lty)
}#endif
}else{
#Set up plot; only segments are to be plotted
#Update diverse plotparameters (ylim,xlim,main,ticks,mar)
op <- updatePlotParameters(seg.lim,xmax,type,xaxis,op,data.lim=data.lim,sampleID=sampleID,k=k)
#Check if end of any segments is larger than max in ideogram; if this is the case
#a warning is printed
out.seg <- use.stop[use.stop>xmax]
if(length(out.seg)>0 && print.xwarn){
#Print warning:
warning(paste("Chromosome",k,"ranges from position 0 to",paste(xmax,".",sep=""),length(out.seg),"segments are outside this range.",sep=" "),
call.=FALSE,immediate.=TRUE)
}
#PLOTTING:
#Empty plot with desired dimensions:
par(fig=unlist(frame),new=new,mar=op$mar)
plot(1,1,type="n",main="",xlab="",
xlim=op$xlim,las=op$las,ylab="",ylim=op$ylim,xaxt="n",yaxt="n",xaxs="i")
#Plot segments
segments(x0=use.start,y0=seg.mean,x1=use.stop,y1=seg.mean,col=col,lwd=lwd,lty=lty)
#Should segments be connected?
if(op$connect){
connectSeg(sep.arm,nSeg,use.stop,seg.mean,col,lwd,lty)
}#endif
#Add axes, labels, title and reference line
addToPlot(plot.ideo,op,type=type)
#Separate chromosomes by vertical lines (only done for type=="genome")
if(type=="genome"){
addChromlines(chrom,xaxis,unit,ind=c(use.start,use.stop[length(use.stop)]),cex=op$cex.chrom,op=op)
}
}#endif
}#endif
}#endplotSegments
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