View source: R/rnaseq_workflow_qc.R
| plot_decoy_mapping_rate | R Documentation | 
Create a Salmon decoy mapping rate histogram and boxplot. The two plots are intended to be used as a single column, two row figure panel.
plot_decoy_mapping_rate( data, group = NULL, ids = NULL, invert = F, return_data = F, binsize = NULL, colors = NULL, hist_alpha = 0.75, box_fill = "goldenrod", box_alpha = 0.5, box_lwd = 1, jitter_alpha = 0.75, jitter_size = 1.75, x_title = "% mapped to decoys", y_title = "Sample count" )
| data | A data frame with Salmon mapping data in the same format as  | 
| group | A single column data frame denoting categorical variable values to use to
partition the data points into separate distributions/boxplots. Row names should match rownames
in  | 
| ids | A vector of rownames for subsetting  | 
| invert | A logical. Should  | 
| return_data | A logical. Should plot data be returned instead of a ggplot object? | 
| binsize | A numeric value for the histogram bin widths. | 
| colors | A string vector. The histogram bar colors and jitter colors for each categorical variable value. | 
| hist_alpha | A numeric value for the alpha level for histogram bars. | 
| box_fill | A string. The fill color for the boxplot. | 
| box_alpha | A numeric value for the alpha level for the boxplot. | 
| box_lwd | A numeric value for the boxplot line width. | 
| jitter_alpha | A numeric for the alpha level for jittered data points. | 
| jitter_size | A numeric for the point size for jittered data points. | 
| x_title | A string denoting the x-axis title. Only added to the boxplot. | 
| y_title | A string denoting the y-axis title. Only added to the histogram. | 
A ggplot object unless return_data is TRUE, then a data frame with the
mean of mean PHRED scores and grouping variable.
A list with two ggplot objects hist and boxplot corresponding to a histogram and
jittered boxplot respectively. If return_data is TRUE, then a data frame with the plot
data values and grouping variable.
\link{load_paired_end_qc_data}
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