View source: R/clustree_overlay.R
plot_overlay_side | R Documentation |
Plot the side view of a clustree overlay plot. If the ordinary plot shows the tree from above this plot shows it from the side, highlighting either the x or y dimension and the clustering resolution.
plot_overlay_side(
nodes,
edges,
points,
prefix,
side_value,
graph_attr,
node_size_range,
edge_width,
use_colour,
alt_colour,
point_size,
point_alpha,
point_shape,
label_nodes,
label_size,
y_jitter,
y_offset
)
nodes |
data.frame describing nodes |
edges |
data.frame describing edges |
points |
data.frame describing points |
prefix |
string indicating columns containing clustering information |
side_value |
string giving the metadata column to use for the x axis |
graph_attr |
list describing graph attributes |
node_size_range |
numeric vector of length two giving the maximum and minimum point size for plotting nodes |
edge_width |
numeric value giving the width of plotted edges |
use_colour |
one of "edges" or "points" specifying which element to apply the colour aesthetic to |
alt_colour |
colour value to be used for edges or points (whichever is
NOT given by |
point_size |
numeric value giving the size of sample points |
point_alpha |
numeric value giving the alpha of sample points |
point_shape |
numeric value giving the shape of sample points |
label_nodes |
logical value indicating whether to add labels to clustering graph nodes |
label_size |
numeric value giving the size of node labels is
|
y_jitter |
numeric value giving the y-direction spread of points in side plots |
y_offset |
numeric value giving the y-direction offset for points in side plots |
ggplot object
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