#' fldgmConcentrationPlot
#'
#' Plot histogram of cDNA concentrations after a C1 run
#'
#' @param LIBS A metadata table, often called \sQuote{libs} table,
#' that contains at least a \sQuote{Concentration} and a \sQuote{Run}
#' column. The table will be coerced as a data frame
#' (without checking names), so that Bioconductor's DataFrame
#' objects can also be used.#'
#' @param scales The \sQuote{scales} argument for the plot.
#' Default: \sQuote{fixed}.
#' @param group A formula to be passed to \sQuote{ggplot2}'s
#' \sQuote{facet_wrap} function.
#'
#' @examples
#' # Example data
#' libs <- read.table(system.file("extdata/libs-with-all-metadata.tsv", package="smallCAGEqc"))
#'
#' # Plot a single histogram
#' fldgmConcentrationPlot(libs)
#'
#' # Faced by group
#' fldgmConcentrationPlot(libs, group = ~group)
#'
#' # Test coercion to data frame.
#' if(require(S4Vectors))
#' fldgmConcentrationPlot(DataFrame(libs))
#'
#' @import ggplot2
#' @export fldgmConcentrationPlot
fldgmConcentrationPlot <- function ( LIBS
, scales="fixed"
, group=~Run) {
LIBS <- data.frame(LIBS, check.names = FALSE)
qplot( data = LIBS
, Concentration
, geom = "histogram"
, xlab = "Concentration (ng/μL)"
, ylab = "Count"
, colour = Run
# Suppress annoying message about defaults of binwidth
, binwidth = diff(range(LIBS$Concentration))/30) +
facet_wrap(group, scales=scales)
}
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