Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References Examples
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This function is used to make scatter plots for signal proportions based on the results returned from the nsinc.d
or nsinc.z
function.
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x |
an object of class |
... |
further arguments to be passed from or to other methods. |
The function currently works for results from nsinc.d
or nsinc.z
with bi-direction colocalization for dual-color images. At each proximity size r, the function makes two panels of scatter plots for signal proportions at all signals before and after d-type or z-type normalizations. Each signal in the original image contributes a point in the scatter plots whose x coordinate is the proportion of signals in one channel and y coordinate is the other channel. The scatter plots have the same color codes as signals in the original image. If the returned results contain colocalization results at multiple r's, then the scatter plots at each r are generated.
plot.colocal
returns a list of plots which summarize the results returned from the nsinc.d
or nsinc.z
function.
Xueyan Liu, Jiahui Xu, Cheng Cheng, Hui Zhang.
Liu, X., Xu, J., Guy C., Romero E., Green D., Cheng, C., Zhang, H. (2019). Unbiased and Robust Analysis of Co-localization in Super-resolution Images. Manuscript submitted for publication.
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The method is 'nsinc.d'!
The input data has dimension of 3!
The input study region is 'NULL'!
The observed study region is [-0.994687642,0.991983793] X [-0.994783715,0.984829183] X [-0.25846953,0.343853326]!
The default full r range for colocalization index of type d is [0.00550850564633427,2.03825393738339]!
The r.model = 'r.med'!
r.min = 0.722833786275035 is used!
r.max = 0.722833786275035 is used!
Because of r.min = r.max, r.count = 1 and r.adjust = 0 are used!
Bi-direction colocalization is considered!
index.d for r = 0.722833786275035 is -0.224788967716664 ;
The average coolocalization index of type d over all choosen r's is = -0.224788967716664!
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