circos_hist | R Documentation |
This function tries to make the writing of histogram data in circos easier. Like circos_plus_minus() it works in 3 stages, It writes out a data file using cfgout as a basename and the data from df in the circos histogram format into circos/data/bob_hist.txt It then writes out a configuration plot stanza in circos/conf/bob_hist.conf and finally adds an include to circos/bob.conf
circos_hist(
cfg,
input,
tablename = NULL,
annot_source = "cfg",
colname = "logFC",
basename = "",
color = "blue",
fill_color = "blue",
fill_under = "yes",
extend_bin = "no",
thickness = "0",
orientation = "out",
outer = 0.9,
width = 0.08,
spacing = 0
)
cfg |
Result of circos_prefix(), contains a bunch of useful material. |
input |
Dataframe or table with starts/ends and the floating point information. |
tablename |
A likely input for this is a combine_de_tables() result, if so, provide the table's name here. |
annot_source |
This parameter was added to make it possible to add an arbitrary dataframe of other annotation information. |
colname |
Name of the column with the data of interest. |
basename |
Location to write the circos data (usually cwd). |
color |
Color of the plotted data. |
fill_color |
Guess |
fill_under |
The circos histogram fill under parameter |
extend_bin |
Extend bins? |
thickness |
histogram thickness. |
orientation |
facing in or out? |
outer |
Floating point radius of the circle into which to place the data. |
width |
Radial width of each tile. |
spacing |
Distance between outer, inner, and inner to whatever follows. |
Radius after adding the histogram and the spacing.
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