GWASUrlTrack | R Documentation |
GWASUrlTrack
creates an IGV
manhattan track GWAS data
GWASUrlTrack(
trackName,
url,
chrom.col,
pos.col,
pval.col,
colorTable = list(),
autoscale = TRUE,
min = 0,
max = 10,
trackHeight = 50,
visibilityWindow = 1e+05
)
trackName |
A character string, used as track label by igv, we recommend unique names per track. |
url |
character |
chrom.col |
numeric, the column number of the chromosome column |
pos.col |
numeric, the column number of the position column |
pval.col |
numeric, the column number of the GWAS pvalue colum |
colorTable |
a named list of CSS colors, by chromosome name - exact matches to the names in the GWAS table. |
autoscale |
logical, controls how min and max of the y-axis are determined |
min |
numeric when autoscale is FALSE, use this minimum y |
max |
numeric when autoscale is FALSE, use this maximum y |
trackHeight |
track height, typically in range 20 (for annotations) and up to 1000 (for large sample vcf files) |
visibilityWindow |
Maximum window size in base pairs for which indexed annotations or variants are displayed. Defaults: 1 MB for variants, whole chromosome for other track types. |
A GWASUrlTrack object
track <- GWASUrlTrack("GWAS from url",
"https://s3.amazonaws.com/igv.org.demo/gwas_sample.tsv.gz",
chrom.col=12, pos.col=13, pval.col=28)
# note: this track is autoscaled. apparently some infinite values in the file,
# leading to a flat, low track. reproduce this in static html, report issue to igv.js
# temporary workaround: use the interactive track gear to set display range.
if(interactive()){
igv <- igvR()
setGenome(igv, "hg38")
setBrowserWindowTitle(igv, "GWAS URL demo")
displayTrack(igv, track)
}
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