Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/mbecs_analyses.R
Depicts the dispersion of samples over two (preferentially categorical) covariates of interest. Effectively showing, the un-/evenness within and between covariates to inform the choice of methods for the subsequent steps in an analysis.
1 | mbecMosaic(input.obj, model.vars = c("batch", "group"), return.data = FALSE)
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input.obj |
MbecData object |
model.vars |
Two covariates of interest to the sample allocation. |
return.data |
Logical if TRUE returns the data.frame required for plotting. Default (FALSE) will return plot object. |
The function returns either a plot-frame or the finished ggplot object. Input for the data-set can be an MbecData-object.
either a ggplot2 object or a formatted data-frame to plot from
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | # This will return the plot-df of the samples grouped by group and batch.
data.Mosaic <- mbecMosaic(input.obj=dummy.mbec,
model.vars=c('group','batch'), return.data=TRUE)
# Return the ggplot2 object of the samples grouped by group and batch
plot.Mosaic <- mbecMosaic(input.obj=dummy.mbec,
model.vars=c('group','batch'), return.data=FALSE)
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