#' Calculates the cell counts and percentages for individual populations
#'
#' This function
#'
#' @param df1 dataframe that contains the populations you want to look at (phenotype_data or sampled_data)
#' @param df2 dataframe that contains (all_gated)
#' @param marker_vector vector that contains the markers columns that make up the populations
#'
#' @example sample_populations_all_groups <- identified_pop_perc(df1 = phenotype_data, df2 = all_gated, marker_vector = order_of_markers)
#' @export
identified_pop_perc <- function(df1, df2, marker_vector) {
# add the percentages from original data to the populations of filtered data
add_perc <- left_join(df1, df2, by = marker_vector)
# expand the data so can see which files have 0 cells in a phenotype
all_options <- expand(add_perc, population, filename)
# add the populations back
add_pops <- left_join(all_options, df1)
# add the percentages back
sample_populations_all_groups <- left_join(add_pops, df2) %>%
select(population, filename, percentage) %>%
mutate_all(list(~replace_na(., 0)))
return(sample_populations_all_groups)
}
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