| cyt_bp | R Documentation |
This function generates boxplots for numeric variables in a data frame or matrix. It supports optional grouping by one or more categorical variables. Numeric variables can be scaled using various transformations before plotting. When grouping is not used, boxplots are arranged in pages with a specified maximum number of plots per page. Plots can be saved to a PDF file or displayed on the current graphics device.
cyt_bp(
data,
output_file = NULL,
group_by = NULL,
bin_size = 25,
y_lim = NULL,
scale = c("none", "log2", "log10", "zscore", "custom"),
custom_fn = NULL
)
data |
A matrix or data frame containing numeric and categorical variables. |
output_file |
Optional string specifying the name of the file
to be created. When |
group_by |
Optional character vector specifying one or more
columns to use for grouping. If |
bin_size |
Integer. Maximum number of boxplots per page when
grouping is not used. Default is 25, as in the original
|
y_lim |
Optional numeric vector giving y‑axis limits for the plots. Applies to all plots. |
scale |
Character specifying a transformation for numeric
variables. Accepts |
custom_fn |
A user supplied function to transform numeric
columns when |
Invisibly returns a list of ggplot objects. When
output_file is provided, plots are written to the PDF file.
data("ExampleData1")
# Boxplots without grouping
cyt_bp(ExampleData1[, -c(1:3)], output_file = NULL, scale = "log2")
# Boxplots grouped by Group
cyt_bp(ExampleData1[, -c(3,5:28)], group_by = "Group", scale = "zscore")
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