vis.heatmap: Heatmap.

In tcR: Advanced Data Analysis of Immune Receptor Repertoires

Description

Plot a heatmap from a matrix or a data.frame

Usage

vis.heatmap(
  .data,
  .title = "Number of shared clonotypes",
  .labs = c("Sample", "Sample"),
  .legend = "Shared clonotypes",
  .na.value = NA,
  .text = T,
  .scientific = FALSE,
  .signif.digits = 4,
  .size.text = 4,
  .no.legend = F,
  .no.labs = F
)

Arguments

.data	Either a matrix with colnames and rownames specifyed or a data.frame with the first column of strings for row names and other columns stands for values.
.title	Main title of the plot.
.labs	Labs names. Character vector of length 2 (for naming x-axis and y-axis).
.legend	Title for the legend.
.na.value	Replace NAs with this values.
.text	if T then print .data values at tiles.
.scientific	If T then force show scientific values in the heatmap plot.
.signif.digits	Number of significant digits to show. Default - 4.
.size.text	Size for the text in the cells of the heatmap, 4 by default.
.no.legend	If T than remove the legend from the plot.
.no.labs	If T than remove x / y labels names from the plot.

Value

ggplot object.

Examples

## Not run: 
# Load your data.
load('immdata.rda')
# Perform cloneset overlap by amino acid sequences with V-segments.
imm.av <- repOverlap(immdata, .seq = 'aa', .vgene = T)
# Plot a heatmap.
vis.heatmap(imm.av, .title = 'Immdata - (ave)-intersection')

## End(Not run)

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