Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Covariate-Variances as modeled by PVCA will be displayed as box-plots. It works with the output of 'mbecVarianceStats()' for the method 'pvca'. Format of this output is a data.frame that contains a column for every model variable and as many rows as there are features (OTUs, Genes, ..). Multiple frames may be used as input by putting them into a list - IF the data.frames contain a column named 'type', this function will use 'facet_grid()' to display side-by-side panels to enable easy comparison.
1 | mbecPVCAStatsPlot(pvca.obj)
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pvca.obj, |
output of 'mbecVarianceStats' with method pvca |
A ggplot2 box-plot object.
1 2 3 4 5 | # This will return a paneled plot that shows results for the variance
# assessment.
df.var.pvca <- mbecModelVariance(input.obj=dummy.mbec,
model.vars=c('batch','group'), method='pvca', type='clr')
plot.pvca <- mbecPVCAStatsPlot(pvca.obj=df.var.pvca)
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