Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
View source: R/plotting_functions.R
This function creates an overview density plot summarizing the similarity scores obtained for all instances in the reference database.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | create_overview_plot(effect.sample, effect.population, file.name,
reference.name, main = "Distribution of similarity scores",
xlab = "Effect size", col.set = "black", col.up = "#1B9E77",
col.down = "blue", strip.cutoffs = c(-3, 3), strip.bounds = c(-6, 6),
strip.col = c("#1B9E77", "white", "blue"), url.base = NULL,
up.label = "Correlated", down.label = "Anti-correlated")
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effect.sample |
numeric, the scores for all gene sets in the reference database deemed significantly similar |
effect.population |
numeric, the scores for all gene sites in the reference database |
file.name |
character, path and name of the output file |
reference.name |
name of the reference dabatase |
main |
main title of the plot |
xlab |
x-axis label |
col.set |
color used for the significant samples in the density plot |
col.up |
color used to indicate significantly correlated / enriched gene sets in the rug plot |
col.down |
color used to indicate significantly anti-correlated / depleted gene sets in the rug plot |
strip.cutoffs |
numeric vector, indicating the area of the heat-strip set to the intermediat strip.col. Default=c(-3,3) |
strip.bounds |
numeric vector, indicating the cutoffs above / below which the color of the heat-strip is set to maximum. Default=c(-6,6) |
strip.col |
character vector with three elements, indicating high, neutral and low scores, respectively. Default=c("#1B9E77", "white", "blue") |
url.base |
path the location of the output files relative to the gCMAPWeb home directory |
up.label |
character, legend label for positive scores |
down.label |
character, legend label for negative scores |
None. Pdf and png versions of the overview file are written to file.
Thomas Sandmann
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