lolaRegionSetHeatmap | R Documentation |
lolaRegionSetHeatmap Plot a heatmap in which the rows are different user sets and the color corresponds to an enrichment score
lolaRegionSetHeatmap(
lolaDb,
lolaRes,
scoreCol = "pValueLog",
orderCol = scoreCol,
signifCol = "qValue",
markSignif = FALSE,
includedCollections = c(),
recalc = TRUE,
pvalCut = 0.01,
maxTerms = 50,
userSetOrder = NULL,
colorpanel = colpal.cont(9, "cb.OrRd"),
colorpanelLimits = rep(as.numeric(NA), 2),
groupByCollection = TRUE,
orderDecreasing = NULL,
appendTermDbId = TRUE
)
lolaDb |
LOLA DB object as returned by |
lolaRes |
LOLA enrichment result as returned by the |
scoreCol |
column name in |
orderCol |
column name in |
signifCol |
column name of the significance score in |
markSignif |
mark significant enrichments in the heatmap |
includedCollections |
vector of collection names to be included in the plot. If empty (default), all collections are used |
recalc |
recalculate adjusted p-value/q-value and ranks after the specified subsetting (by |
pvalCut |
p-value cutoff (negative log10) to be employed for filtering the results |
maxTerms |
maximum number of items to be included in the plot |
userSetOrder |
the order in which the user sets are displayed.
|
colorpanel |
colorpanel for the heatmap gradient |
groupByCollection |
facet the plot by collection |
orderDecreasing |
flag indicating whether the value in |
appendTermDbId |
attach the index of the item in the LOLA DB object to the name of the set |
ggplot object containing the plot
Fabian Mueller
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