plot_ica: ICA Plot

In dswatson/bioplotr: Pretty, simple, optionally interactive plots for bioinformatics analysis pipelines

ICA Plot

Description

This function plots a low-dimensional projection of an omic data matrix using independent component analysis.

Usage

plot_ica(
  dat,
  group = NULL,
  covar = NULL,
  top = NULL,
  dims = c(1L, 2L),
  label = FALSE,
  pal_group = "npg",
  pal_covar = "Blues",
  size = NULL,
  alpha = NULL,
  title = "ICA",
  legend = "right",
  hover = FALSE,
  D3 = FALSE
)

Arguments

dat	Omic data matrix or matrix-like object with rows corresponding to probes and columns to samples. It is strongly recommended that data be filtered and normalized prior to plotting. Raw counts stored in DGEList or DESeqDataSet objects are automatically extracted and transformed to the log2-CPM scale, with a warning.
group	Optional character or factor vector of length equal to sample size, or up to two such vectors organized into a list or data frame. Supply legend title(s) by passing a named list or data frame.
covar	Optional continuous covariate. If non-NULL, then plot can render at most one group variable. Supply legend title by passing a named list or data frame.
top	Optional number (if > 1) or proportion (if < 1) of most variable probes to be used for ICA.
dims	Vector specifying which independent components to plot. Must be of length two unless D3 = TRUE.
label	Label data points by sample name? Defaults to FALSE unless group and covar are both NULL. If TRUE, then plot can render at most one phenotypic feature.
pal_group	String specifying the color palette to use if group is non-NULL, or a vector of such strings with length equal to the number of vectors passed to group. Options include "ggplot", all qualitative color schemes available in RColorBrewer, and the complete collection of ggsci palettes. Alternatively, a character vector of colors with length equal to the cumulative number of levels in group.
pal_covar	String specifying the color palette to use if covar is non-NULL, or a vector of such strings with length equal to the number of vectors passed to covar. Options include the complete collection of viridis palettes, as well as all sequential color schemes available in RColorBrewer. Alternatively, a character vector of colors representing a smooth gradient, or a list of such vectors with length equal to the number of continuous variables to visualize.
size	Point size.
alpha	Point transparency.
title	Optional plot title.
legend	Legend position. Must be one of "bottom", "left", "top", "right", "bottomright", "bottomleft", "topleft", or "topright".
hover	Show sample name by hovering mouse over data point? If TRUE, the plot is rendered in HTML and will either open in your browser's graphic display or appear in the RStudio viewer.
D3	Render plot in three dimensions?

Details

This function plots the samples of an omic data matrix in a two- or three-dimensional independent component subspace. ICA is an easy and popular projection method that can aid in identifying clusters, detecting outliers, and visualizing the latent structure of a dataset.

ICA is a general method for separating a multivariate signal into additive subcomponents. ICA algorithms differ in their objective functions and optimization methods. plot_ica relies on Cardoso's JADE ICA algorithm, as implemented in the JADE package.

By default, plot_ica decomposes the complete dat matrix. Limit the ICA to only the most variable probes by using the top argument.

References

Miettinen, J., Nordhausen, K. & Taskinen, S. (2017). Blind Source Separation Based on Joint Diagonalization in R: The Packages JADE and BSSasymp. Journal of Statistical Software, 76: 1–31.

See Also

JADE, plot_pca, plot_tsne

Examples

n <- 10L
p <- 1000L
x <- matrix(rnorm(n * p), ncol = n)
plot_ica(x)

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