View source: R/heatmap-wrappers.R
heatmapAlpabet | R Documentation |
Draw a customised heatmap where the different variables are sorted alphabetically
heatmapAlpabet(data, label.A, label.B, out.A, out.B, digits, key,
col = barzinePhdR::colCbc(), sorting = TRUE, margins, ...,
report = TRUE, index = "####", annot = "diag")
data |
correlation (numeric) data.frame to plot |
label.A |
character string. Name of the first data.frame used for the correlation matrix for the additional text. |
label.B |
character string. Name of the second data.frame used for the correlation matrix for the additional text. |
out.A |
character string for the plot (x-axis). Name of the first data.frame used for the correlation matrix |
out.B |
character string for the plot (y-axis). Name of the second data.frame used for the correlation matrix |
digits |
integer. default: 1. How many digits should be kept for the annotation. |
key |
boolean. default: TRUE. Whether the key of the heatmap should also be drawn. |
col |
color palette to use; default barzinePhdR::colC(), i.e. grDevices::colorRampPalette('aliceblue','darkcyan') |
sorting |
boolean; default: TRUE. Whether the input data.frame should be rordered alphabetically before being plotted. |
margins |
numeric vector of length 2 containing the margins (see par(mar= *)) for column and row names, respectively. |
... |
other parameters that can be handled by (gplots) heatmap.2 |
report |
boolean. Default: TRUE. Output additional text (example for an (r)html report) |
index |
character string. default:"####" Allows to customise the level of indexing through markdown tags. |
annot |
character string. Default: 'diag'. Annotate only the diagonal of the heatmap with the value of correlation. |
a heatmap plot
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