Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Plots a backbone tree (or MST) that was computed with compute.backbone.tree
, displaying each cell's topic distribution as a pie chart.
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tree |
An igraph tree, as returned by |
file.output |
String (optional). Path of a file where the plot should be saved in PDF format (rendered to screen if omitted). |
show.labels |
Boolean (optional). Whether to write each cell's row number next to its vertex. |
force.recompute.layout |
Boolean (optional). If set to |
height, width |
Numeric (optional). Height and width (in inches) of the plot. |
vertebrae.distance |
Numeric (optional). If non-zero: forces a specific plotting distance (in pixels) between backbone cells and related peripheral cells (‘vertebrae’). |
backbone.vertex.size, vert.vertex.size |
Numeric (optional). Diameter (in pixels) of backbone and vertebrae cell vertices. |
An updated igraph object with x
and y
vertex coordinate attributes.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | # Load pre-computed LDA model for skeletal myoblast RNA-Seq data from HSMMSingleCell package:
data(HSMM_lda_model)
# Recover sampling time (in days) for each cell:
library(HSMMSingleCell)
data(HSMM_sample_sheet)
days.factor = HSMM_sample_sheet$Hours
days = as.numeric(levels(days.factor))[days.factor]
# Compute near-optimal backbone tree:
b.tree = compute.backbone.tree(HSMM_lda_model, days)
# Plot resulting tree with sampling time as a vertex group colour:
ct.plot.grouping(b.tree)
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Using start group: 0 (1)
Using rooting method: center.start.group
Using root vertex: 4
Adding branch #1:
[1] 65 53 45 2 55 47 57 48 44 7 19 25 69 66 9 63 18 62 51
[20] 56 16 70 136 133 143 89 78 140 94 100 177 194 141 199 201 181 161 204
[39] 225 236 255 247 246 233 229 259 258 146 235 159 185 191 216 166 149 83 168
[58] 158 8
Using branch width: 0.927 (width.scale.factor: 1.2)
Outliers: 1
Total number of branches: 1 (forks: 0)
Backbone fork merge (width: 0.927): 60 -> 60
Ranking all cells...
Computing tree layout...
IGRAPH 6c9ebac DNW- 271 270 --
+ attr: grouping.colors (g/c), grouping.labels (g/n), ordered.branches
| (g/x), ratio (g/n), is.backbone (v/l), is.root (v/l), name (v/n),
| color (v/c), group.idx (v/n), grouping.label (v/n), pie (v/x), shape
| (v/c), cell.name (v/c), x (v/n), y (v/n), size (v/n), weight (e/n),
| arrow.mode (e/n)
+ edges from 6c9ebac (vertex names):
[1] 2-> 20 2-> 26 2-> 50 2-> 55 4-> 1 4-> 10 4-> 13 4-> 15 4-> 24
[10] 4-> 28 4-> 30 4-> 31 4-> 34 4-> 40 4-> 41 4-> 49 4-> 58 4-> 59
[19] 4-> 60 4-> 64 4-> 65 4->150 4->196 4->234 4->242 4->266 4->267
[28] 7-> 19 7-> 73 7->211 8-> 42 9-> 27 9-> 63 9-> 68 16-> 70 18-> 22
+ ... omitted several edges
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