Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
union |
intersection |
only in x |
only in y |
only in z. |
only in x and y |
only in x and z |
only in y and z |
only in 2 of the 3 comparisons |
Optionally, the 3 input vectors can be
exported via the exportXYZ=TRUE
parameter.
1 2 |
x |
a vector |
y |
a vector |
z |
a vector |
file |
the xls file to write to |
names |
a character[3] corresponding to the names for |
sortfun |
the function to sort the elements |
exportXYZ |
logical: if TRUE, then the original x, y, z values are written in first 3 columns |
a 9 or 12 column XLS file is written, with these names:
x |
All values in x, if exportXYZ=TRUE |
y |
All values in x, if exportXYZ=TRUE |
z |
All values in x, if exportXYZ=TRUE |
only in x |
Those values only found in x |
only in y |
Those values only found in y |
only in z |
Those values only found in z |
only in x and y |
Those values only found in x and y (ie not in the intersection of all 3) |
only in x and z |
Those values only found in x and y (ie not in the intersection of all 3) |
only in y and z |
Those values only found in x and y (ie not in the intersection of all 3) |
only in any 2 |
Those values only found in any of the pairwise comparisons, and not in intersection of all 3 |
intersect |
Those values in all 3 |
union |
Those values in any gene list |
Mark Cowley, 2009-02-02
1 2 | f <- tempfile()
write.venn.3D.xls(LETTERS[1:10], LETTERS[7:15], LETTERS[9:20], f)
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