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helperFctPlotGood <- function(configTable, dataTable, idVar, fcStr, verbose,
paletteName){
# pre-define global variables
variable <- NULL
value <- NULL
temperature <- NULL
sig.vals <- NULL
info <- NULL
compound <- configTable$Compound %>% unique
## remove the compound name from the result table columns. To avoid confusion,
## throw an error if more than one compound names were in use # new :
if (length(compound) == 1){
oldCols <- colnames(dataTable)
patternToRemove <- paste0("_", gsub("[^[:alnum:]]", "_", compound))
newCols <- gsub(patternToRemove, "", oldCols)
colnames(dataTable) <- newCols
} else {
stop("Can currently only handle config tables with one compound name.
Compound names detected in your config table: '",
paste(compound, collapse = "', '"), "'.")
}
color.vals <- generateColors4Temps(configTable, paletteName = paletteName)
# extract only those rows which passed the filter criteria
filterCol <- grep("passed_filter", colnames(dataTable), value = TRUE) # new
dataTableNew <- filter(dataTable, !!!syms(filterCol))
idsFiltered <- unique(dataTableNew[[idVar]])
# loop over all detected proteins and create data.frame for each of them
plotList <- lapply(idsFiltered, function(prot){
CCR.subset <- dataTableNew[which(dataTableNew[[idVar]] == prot),]
if (nrow(CCR.subset)!=0){
if (verbose){
message(paste("Plotting curves for ", prot, sep=""))
}
# process colnames
colnames(CCR.subset)[grep("transformed", colnames(CCR.subset))] <-
sub(paste("(",fcStr, ")", "(.*)(_transformed)", sep=""), "\\2",
colnames(CCR.subset)[grep("transformed", colnames(CCR.subset))])
# create melted data frame
idVarsForMelting <- c("experiment", "temperature","pEC50", "slope", "R_sq") # new
m.df <- melt(CCR.subset, id.vars=c(idVar, idVarsForMelting),
measure.vars=colnames(CCR.subset)[which(colnames(CCR.subset) %in%
unique(extractConc(configTable)))])
# create information column for grouping and annotation of curves
m.df$info <- sapply(seq(nrow(m.df)), function(row){
return(paste(paste(m.df$temperature[row], "C", sep=" "),
paste("pEC50=", round(m.df$pEC50[row], 2), sep=""),
paste("\n", "Hill=", round(m.df$slope[row], 2), sep=""),
paste("R2=", round(m.df$R_sq[row], 2), sep=" "), sep=", "))
})
# m.df$info <- sapply(seq(nrow(m.df)), function(row){
# return(paste(m.df$temperature[row], "C", sep=" "))
# })
# create df with unique curve fit parameters
uniq.df <- unique(m.df[which(!is.na(m.df$pEC50)), c("pEC50", "slope", "R_sq", "temperature",
"info")])
# determine minimal and maximal concentration
max.conc <- max(log10(10^-6 * as.numeric(as.character(m.df$variable))))
if (is.infinite(max.conc) | is.na(max.conc)){
max.conc <- -5
}
# define x-values for fit
xvals <- seq(-10, max.conc, 0.01)
# loop over uniq.df and calc sigmoid values for all temperatures
sigmoid.df <- do.call(rbind, lapply(1:length(uniq.df[,1]), function(i){
sig.vals <- eval(parse(text=fctSigmoidCCR()),
envir=list(x=xvals,
infl=-as.numeric(as.character(uniq.df$pEC50[i])),
hill=as.numeric(as.character(uniq.df$slope[i]))))
temp.df <- data.frame(xvals, sig.vals, temperature=rep(uniq.df$temperature[i], length(xvals)),
info=rep(uniq.df$info[i], length(xvals)))
return(temp.df)
}))
temp.melt.plot <- ggplot(data=m.df, aes(x=log10(10^-6 * as.numeric(as.character(variable))),
y=value, colour=as.factor(info))) +
geom_point() +
ggtitle(paste(m.df[[idVar]][1], sep=" | ")) +
xlab(paste(compound, "conc. (log M)", sep=" ")) +
ylab("Normalized apparent stability") +
xlim(-10, max.conc) +
scale_colour_manual(name="Temperature",
values=as.character(color.vals[which(names(color.vals) %in% m.df$temperature)])) +
theme_classic() +
theme(
axis.line.x = element_line(colour = "black", size=0.5, linetype="solid"),
axis.line.y = element_line(colour = "black", size=0.5, linetype="solid")) +
geom_line(data=sigmoid.df, aes(x=xvals, y=sig.vals, colour=as.factor(info)))
return(temp.melt.plot)
} else {
if (verbose){
message(paste("None of the curves fulfilled the quality criteria for ", prot, sep=""))
}
return(NULL)
}
})
names(plotList) <- unique(dataTableNew[[idVar]])
return(plotList)
}
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