network_visualization | R Documentation |
network_visualization
generates an interactive graph from the provided
Mapper object.
network_visualization( obj_mapper, groups_ind, dat = NULL, folder = "", add_surv_analysis = FALSE, add_analysis_js = NULL, palette = "Set1", legend_ncol = 2, color_code = NULL, color_mix = FALSE )
obj_mapper |
An object of class |
groups_ind |
A vector of group names each of the samples belongs to. |
dat, add_surv_analysis, add_analysis_js |
Arguments passed to
|
folder |
The name of the folder to save the generated networks. |
palette |
A string giving the name of palette provided in
|
legend_ncol |
Number of columns of legends. |
color_code |
The dataframe of color codes for groups of samples. If not provided, the function will automatically assign colors to different groups. |
color_mix |
Boolean. If to display the color of nodes as a mixer of the colors of samples within the nodes, where colors of samples are determined by their associated groups |
network_visualization
generates an interactive graph based on the
provided Mapper object with Javascript tools from visNetwork
. It
accepts statistics summary from the stat_summery
function and
display them as tooltips. The tooltips can also be customized by the users by
passing Javascript codes with additional summerise of nodes to the argument
add_analysis_js
.
Nodes are colored with the colors associated with the dominated groups within
each of the nodes. The colors of groups can either be defined by users or by
function auto_set_colorcode
. Self defined color codes should
follow the format introduced in check_color_code
, and we
recommend reading color code files with read_color_code
.
The width of edges is propotional to the percentage of overlapping between connected nodes.
An HTML file and a set of pie plots will be saved under the location
given in folder
. The HTML file contains the interactive graph
generated based on the Mapper object, and the pie plots are for the
summerise of nodes.
Feng, T., Davila, J.I., Liu, Y., Lin, S., Huang, S. and Wang, C., 2019. Semi-supervised Topological Analysis for Elucidating Hidden Structures in High-Dimensional Transcriptome Datasets. _IEEE/ACM transactions on computational biology and bioinformatics._
tp_data = chicken_generator(1) ff = filter_coordinate(tp_data[,-1], 2) tp_data_mapper = mapper.sta(dat = tp_data[,2:4], filter_values = ff, num_intervals = 10, percent_overlap = 70) network_visualization(tp_data_mapper, groups_ind = tp_data$Group, dat = tp_data[,2:4], folder = "Exp_network") # Add additional analysis to nodes add_analysis_js = paste0('Node Index:<b>', 1:length(tp_data_mapper$points_in_vertex), '</b><br>') network_visualization(tp_data_mapper, groups_ind = tp_data$Group, dat = tp_data[,2:4], folder = "Exp_network", add_analysis_js = add_analysis_js)
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