make_heatmap: Make a Heatmap using ComplexHeatmap package.

In ShinyFabio/OliveHealthR: A Shiny App for statistical and graphical analysis of data from the Olivehealth project

Make a Heatmap using ComplexHeatmap package.

Description

This function render a Heatmap using ComplexHeatmap package.

Usage

make_heatmap(
  datasorted,
  add_annot,
  scale_data,
  row_dend,
  row_nclust,
  col_dend,
  col_nclust,
  dist_method,
  clust_method,
  col_lab,
  unit_legend,
  year_presence = TRUE,
  col_label_size = 13.2,
  bordi = c(2, 2, 2, 15)
)

Arguments

datasorted	A dataframe done with sorder_data() function. See in ?sorder_data() the "data2" parameter for help.
add_annot	A column used for the annotation (e.g. "Provincia")
scale_data	Scaling data option. Data can be scaled (using scale()) by row ("row"), by column ("column") or not scaled ("none"). The result is the z-score.
row_dend	Option for dendogram by row (TRUE or FALSE).
row_nclust	Number of cluster in the row dendrogram (a number).
col_dend	Option for dendogram by column (TRUE or FALSE).
col_nclust	Number of cluster in the column dendrogram (a number).
dist_method	Choose a distance method (e.g "euclidean"). See stats::dist() help.
clust_method	Choose a clustering method (e.g "ward.D"). See stats::hclust() help.
col_lab	A label for the column (i.e. "Polifenoli" or "Misure").
unit_legend	An unit label for the legend. If data are scaled will be "Z-score" otherwise will be the input.
year_presence	Option for data without a year column. Default is TRUE (year column present).
col_label_size	Size of the column labels. By default col_label_size = 13.2.

Examples

## Not run: 

make_heatmap(
datasorted = dtheatsorted(), 
add_annot = input$selectannot, 
scale_data = input$selscaleheat, 
dist_method = input$seldistheatpol, 
clust_method = input$selhclustheatpol,
row_dend = input$rowdend, 
row_nclust = input$sliderrowheat,
col_dend = input$columndend, 
col_nclust = input$slidercolheat
)



## End(Not run)

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