View source: R/polyqtlR_functions.R
visualisePairing | R Documentation |
Function to visualise the pairing of parental homologues across the population using graph, with nodes to denote parental homologues and edges to denote deviations from expected proportions under a polysomic model of inheritance
visualisePairing(
meiosis_report.ls,
pos.col = "red",
neg.col = "blue",
parent,
max.lwd = 20,
datawidemax,
add.label = TRUE,
return.data = FALSE,
...
)
meiosis_report.ls |
List output of function |
pos.col |
Colour corresponding to excess of pairing associations predicted (positive deviations), by default red |
neg.col |
Colour corresponding to lack of pairing associations predicted (negative deviations), by default blue |
parent |
The parent, either "P1" (mother) or "P2 (father) |
max.lwd |
Maximum line width, by default 20 |
datawidemax |
This argument is currently a work-around to allow multiple plots to have the same scale (line thicknesses consistent).
No default is provided. To estimate this value, simply set argument |
add.label |
Should a label be applied, giving the maximum deviation in the plot? By default |
return.data |
Should plot data be returned? By default |
... |
Optional arguments passed to |
If return.data = TRUE
, the values for pairwise deviations from the expected numbers are
returned, useful for determining the value datawidemax
to provide consistent scaling across multiple plots
data("mr.ls")
visualisePairing(meiosis_report.ls = mr.ls,
parent = "P1",
datawidemax = 3)
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