if (length(PROFILING_VARIABLES) > 0) { cat(paste0( "This study variables profile visualizes group sizes within study variables as well as intersected with other study variables, if more than one is indicated. Set Size = Number of samples per group in variable (color-coded). Intersection Size = Number of samples with same combination of groups.The following variable(s) are used:", "\n**", paste(PROFILING_VARIABLES, collapse = "**, **"), "**.")) plot_study_variables_profile(biocrates, PROFILING_VARIABLES) } else { cat("No variables have been selected for profiling.") }
Status profiles visualize the occurrence of the different possible measurement statuses. Profiles are generated over all measurements, for different sample types (in percentages, since the number of samples vary per type), for different samples, for different compound classes (in percentages, since the number of compounds vary per class), as well as for different compounds.
message("**Note**: Many LC compounds in the Biocrates MxP Quant 500 Kit are 1-point calibrated and don't feature an external standard. Thus, a high number of \"< LOD\" is to be expected within standard calibration samples.")
easy_datatable(count_status(data = biocrates), round_colums = "Percentage", caption = "Number of statuses in all measurements.", show_type = "statistics") plot_status_profile(data = biocrates) # General figure params num_columns <- 4 fig_height_heatmap <- 4
# Profile figure size num_types <- biocrates %>% pull(Sample.Type) %>% unique() %>% length() fig_height_status_types <- ceiling(num_types/num_columns) * 1.2 + 1 # Heatmap figure sizes fig_width_heatmap_types <- 0.15 * num_types + 1.5 easy_datatable(count_status(data = biocrates, grouping = "Sample.Type"), round_colums = "Percentage", caption = "Number of statuses per sample type.", show_type = "statistics")
plot_status_heatmap(data = biocrates, grouping = "Sample.Type", percentage = TRUE)
plot_status_profile(data = biocrates, grouping = "Sample.Type", percentage = TRUE)
# Profile figure size num_samples <- biocrates %>% pull(Sample.Name) %>% unique() %>% length() fig_height_status_samples <- min(50, ceiling(num_samples/num_columns) * 1.2 + 1) # Heatmap figure sizes fig_width_heatmap_samples <- 0.15 * num_samples + 1.5 easy_datatable(count_status(data = biocrates, grouping = "Sample.Name"), round_colums = "Percentage", caption = "Number of statuses per sample.", show_type = "statistics")
plot_status_heatmap(data = biocrates, grouping = "Sample.Name")
plot_status_profile(data = biocrates, grouping = "Sample.Name")
# Profile figure size num_class <- biocrates %>% pull(Class) %>% unique() %>% length() fig_height_status_compounds <- ceiling(num_class/num_columns) * 1.2 + 1 # Heatmap figure sizes fig_width_heatmap_class <- 0.15 * num_class + 1.5 easy_datatable(count_status(data = biocrates, grouping = "Class"), round_colums = "Percentage", caption = "Number of statuses per compound class.", show_type = "statistics")
plot_status_heatmap(data = biocrates, grouping = "Class", percentage = TRUE)
plot_status_profile(data = biocrates, grouping = "Class", percentage = TRUE)
# Profile figure size num_compounds <- biocrates %>% pull(Compound) %>% unique() %>% length() fig_height_status_compounds <- ceiling(num_compounds/num_columns) * 1.2 + 1 # Heatmap figure sizes fig_width_heatmap_compounds <- 0.15 * num_compounds + 1.5 easy_datatable(count_status(data = biocrates, grouping = "Compound"), round_colums = "Percentage", caption = "Number of statuses per compound.", show_type = "statistics")
plot_status_heatmap(data = biocrates, grouping = "Compound")
plot_status_profile(data = biocrates, grouping = "Compound")
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