nbGenesPerCond.unique | R Documentation |
Plot the distribution of genes across the columns. Genes found uniquely in one condition are highlighted in another colour.
nbGenesPerCond.unique(DF, reorder = TRUE, xlab = "Tissue", ylab, title,
legend.title = "Gene is", publish = TRUE, threshold = 0, thm, Y,
remove.legend = FALSE, legendPosition = "bottom", out = "DF",
print = TRUE)
DF |
numerical data.frame. Rownames have to be meaningful. |
reorder |
boolean; default: TRUE. Whether the columns should be reorder by the number of expressed genes instead of their names. |
xlab |
character string; used as x-axis label. |
ylab |
character string; used as y-axis label. |
title |
character string; title of the plot. |
legend.title |
character string; what to use for the colour legend |
publish |
boolean; default: TRUE. Applies |
threshold |
numeric; default: 0. Minimal level of expression to be considered as an expressed gene |
thm |
other theme object ( |
Y |
numeric vector of two elements. Specify the limites of the y-axis. 'c(minimal limit value, maximal limit value)' |
remove.legend |
boolean; default: TRUE. Whether the legend should be removed (do not impact the plot) |
legendPosition |
either 'top','right','bottom' or 'left'. Where to position the legend. |
out |
switch to chose the type of object returned by the function; default 'DF', i.e. the data.frame with the formatted data used for the plotting. Other options are: 'legend' for the legend of the plot, 'plot' for the figure itself, 'plot_noLegend' for the plot without the legend, 'plot_data' for the ggtable data to recreate the plot |
print |
boolean; default: TRUE. Whether the plot should be printed |
depends on 'out' : 'DF' returns the data.frame with all the required information for the plot, 'legend' the legend of the plot, 'plot' the figure itself, 'plot_noLegend', the plot without the legend, 'plot_data' the ggtable data to recreate the plot
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