circos_plot: Visualization of interactions and tracks

Description Arguments Details Author(s)

View source: R/circos_plot.R

Description

help user plot the circos picture with tracks

Arguments

bedFile

the path of specific sites, should use BED format

wig_dir

the path of tracks file, which should be WIG or BEDGRAPH format

matrix_dir

the path of matrix, which is output by function generate_matirx()

bedWindow

the window of sites, Default is 0

outputpdf

the picture format of result, if set FALSE, result will be plotted at JPEG format, if TRUE, result will be ploted at PDF format

chrom

which chromatin will be analysis, Default is all

chrstart

where will start the analysis in the chromatin, default = 0

chrend

where will end the analysis in the chromatin, when set 0, the whole chromatin will be analysed. default = 0

resolution

the resolution of Hi-C dataset.

circosLineWidth

circos line width. default = 0.01

circosLinecolor

circos line color, if choose rainbow will use random color. default = rainbow

if_threshold

the threshold of interacion readcounts, default = 0

circosTrackWidth

circos Track width. default = 40

Details

The package can visualize the interaction of interested sequences. It is compatible with the adding of some tracks such as histone modifications or transcription factors binding sites enrichment. From the graph, users can easily find out the association rules of the chromatin interactions and other genetic and epigenetic features of the interested sequences, put forward hypotheses and further design related experiments to verify.

can be used as following command: circos_plot(bedFile,wig_dir="wig",matrix_dir="CTCF_dm3",chrom="chr2L",chrstart=100000,chrend=200000,resolution=50) circos_plot(bedFile,wig_dir="wig",matrix_dir="CTCF_dm3",bedWindow=0,outputpdf="TRUE",chrom="chr2L",chrstart=100000,chrend=200000,resolution=50,if_threshold=15,circosLineWidth=0.01,circosLinecolor="ReadCounts",circosTrackWidth=40)

Author(s)

Chao He


HBP documentation built on July 7, 2017, 9:02 a.m.

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