View source: R/VDJ_clonal_donut.R
| VDJ_clonal_donut | R Documentation | 
Generate circular plots of clonal expansion per repertoire directly from the VDJ matrix of the VDJ_GEX_matrix function
VDJ_clonal_donut(
  VDJ,
  counts.to.use,
  label.size,
  not.expanded.label.vjust,
  not.expanded.label.hjust,
  total.label.vjust,
  total.label.hjust,
  expanded.colors,
  non.expanded.color
)
| VDJ | VDJ dataframe generated using the VDJ_GEX_matrix function (VDJ_GEX_matrix.output[[1]]). Plots will be made by sample and using the clonal frequencies specified by counts.to.use | 
| counts.to.use | How to count clonotypes and cells. A column name of the VDJ matrix containing clonotype IDs. This defaults to "clonotype_id_10x", which reflects clonotypes by Cellranger in an unaltered VGM. To use counts from the VDJ_clonotype_v3 function set this parameter to the relevant column e.g. "clonotype_id_cdr.aa" or "global_clonotype_id_cdr.aa" are two examples. | 
| label.size | Size of text labels. All parameters below are purely for graphical purposes and optional. If necessary changes should be made in small (0.1) increments. ! It is recommended to optimize these ONLY once a format for saving the plot is set. | 
| not.expanded.label.vjust | Numeric. Regulates the vertical position of the label for non expanded cells | 
| not.expanded.label.hjust | Numeric. Regulates the horizontal position of the label for non expanded cells | 
| total.label.vjust | Numeric. Regulates the vertical position of the center label | 
| total.label.hjust | Numeric. Regulates the horizontal position of the center label | 
| expanded.colors | Character vector. Colors to use for expanded clones. Should be more than 3 for better visibility. Defaults to a "darkorchid3"-based palette. | 
| non.expanded.color | Character. Color to use for non expanded clones. Defaults to "black" | 
Returns a list of circular plots showing proportions of expanded clones and non-expanded clones. One plot is generated for each sample in the sample_id column
VDJ_clonal_donut(VDJ = Platypus::small_vgm[[1]])
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