View source: R/VDJ_GEX_overlay_clones.R
VDJ_GEX_overlay_clones | R Documentation |
Highlights the cells belonging to any number of top clonotypes or of specifically selected clonotypes from one or more samples or groups in a GEX dimensional reduction.
VDJ_GEX_overlay_clones(
GEX,
reduction,
n.clones,
clones.to.plot,
by.sample,
by.other.group,
ncol.facet,
pt.size,
clone.colors,
others.color,
split.plot.and.legend,
platypus.version
)
GEX |
A single seurat object from VDJ_GEX_matrix, which also includes VDJ information in the metadata (set integrate.VDJ.to.GEX to TRUE in the VDJ_GEX_matrix function) (VDJ_GEX_matrix.output[[2]]) ! Clone ids and frequencies are drawn from the columns "clonotype_id" and "clonotype_frequency" |
reduction |
Character. Defaults to "umap". Name of the reduction to overlay clones on. Can be "pca", "umap", "tsne" |
n.clones |
Integer. Defaults to 5. To PLOT TOP N CLONES. Number of Top clones to plot. If either by.sample or by.group is TRUE, n.clones clones from each sample or group will be overlayed |
clones.to.plot |
Character. Alternative to n.clones. TO PLOT SPECIFIC CLONES. Must reference a column in the GEX@meta.data filled with TRUE and FALSE. Entries with TRUE label are plotted. Such a column may be generated using GEX@metadata$clones_to_plot_column <- GEX@metadata$Some_cell_identifier == "Interesting" |
by.sample |
Boolean. Defaults to FALSE. Whether to overlay clones by sample. If set to TRUE this will generate a facet_wrap plot with as many facets as samples. |
by.other.group |
Character string. Defaults to "none". Must be a valid column name of the metadata of the input seurat object. If so, this will generate a facet_wrap plot with as many facets unique entries in the specified column. This may be useful to plot cell type specific clones |
ncol.facet |
Integer. Defaults to 2. Number of columns in the facet_wrap plot if by.sample or by.group is TRUE |
pt.size |
Numeric. Defaults to 1. Size of points in DimPlot. Passed to Seurat::DimPlot |
clone.colors |
Character vector. Defaults to rainbow(n.clones). Colors to use for individual clones. One can provide either a vector of length n.clones or a of length Nr. of samples/groups \* n.clones. In case that a vector of length n.clones is provided and by.group or by.sample is TRUE, colors are repeated for each sample/group |
others.color |
Character. Color for cells that are not selected i.e. not part of the overlayed clonotypes. Defaults to "grey80". To hide the rest of the umap set to "white" |
split.plot.and.legend |
Boolean. Defaults to FALSE. Whether to return the plot and the legend separately as a list. This can be useful if legends get large and distort the actual plots. The packages gridExtra and cowplot are required for this. If set to TRUE a list is returned where out[[1]] is the plot which can be printed just by executing out[[1]]; out[[2]] is the legend, which can be printed either using plot(out[[2]]) or grid.arrange(out[[2]]) |
platypus.version |
Character. At the moment this function runs only on the output of the VDJ_GEX_matrix function meaning that it is exclusively part of Platypus "v3". With further updates the functionality will be extended. |
A ggplot object or a list of a ggplot and a gtable legend (if split.plot.and.legend \=\= TRUE). Theme, colors etc. may be changed directly by adding new elements to this output (e.g. out \+ theme_minimal())
overlay_clones_plot <- VDJ_GEX_overlay_clones(
GEX = Platypus::small_vgm[[2]], reduction = "umap"
,n.clones = 5, by.sample = FALSE
,by.other.group = "none", pt.size = 1,split.plot.and.legend = FALSE)
overlay_clones_plot <- VDJ_GEX_overlay_clones(
GEX = Platypus::small_vgm[[2]], reduction = "umap"
,n.clones = 5, by.sample = TRUE, by.other.group = "none"
,pt.size = 1,ncol.facet = 2, split.plot.and.legend = FALSE)
overlay_clones_plot <- VDJ_GEX_overlay_clones(
GEX = Platypus::small_vgm[[2]], reduction = "umap"
,n.clones = 5, by.sample = TRUE, by.other.group = "group_id", pt.size = 1
,ncol.facet = 2, split.plot.and.legend = TRUE)
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