enrichBarplot: Barplot of enriched and depleted annotations.

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Description

Make a barplot of enriched annotations. Bars' heights represent values of the chosen enrichment statistic (c("enrich","M","A")), and the colours represent the p values (c("pvals", "padj")).

Usage

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enrichBarplot(x, variable, pvalue = "pvals", siglev = numeric())

## S4 method for signature 'list'
enrichBarplot(x, variable, pvalue = "pvals",
  siglev = numeric())

## S4 method for signature 'AnnotatedDataFrame'
enrichBarplot(x, variable,
  pvalue = "pvals", siglev = numeric())

Arguments

x

AnnotatedDataFrame object, or a list of those.

variable

Character, indicating the statistic values to be used for plotting, must be one of c("enrich","M","A").

pvalue

Character, one of c("pvals", "padj").

siglev

Numeric, significance level to be used for plotting.

Value

A ggplot object.

Examples

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require(ggplot2)

HD59_PATHWAYS
enrichBarplot(HD59_PATHWAYS, variable = "M",
              pvalue = "padj", siglev = 0.01) +
   labs(y = "pathway count\nlog ratios", x = "KEGG Pathway")

x <- list(disease = LD94_PATHWAYS, healthy = HD59_PATHWAYS)
enrichBarplot(x, variable = "enrich", pvalue = "padj", siglev = 0.01) +
    labs(y = "relative enrichment", x = "KEGG Pathway")

coRdon documentation built on Nov. 8, 2020, 5:28 p.m.