View source: R/plot_proteomics.R
plot_pyprophet_protein | R Documentation |
More proteomics diagnostics! Now that I am looking more closely, I think this should be folded into plot_pyprophet_distribution().
plot_pyprophet_protein(
pyprophet_data,
column = "intensity",
keep_real = TRUE,
keep_decoys = FALSE,
expt_names = NULL,
label_chars = 10,
protein = NULL,
plot_title = NULL,
scale = NULL,
legend = NULL,
order_by = "condition",
show_all = TRUE,
...
)
pyprophet_data |
Data from extract_pyprophet_data() |
column |
Chosen column to plot. |
keep_real |
FIXME: This should be changed to something like 'data_type' here and in plot_pyprophet_distribution. |
keep_decoys |
Do we keep the decoys when plotting the data? |
expt_names |
Names for the x-axis of the plot. |
label_chars |
Maximum number of characters before abbreviating sample names. |
protein |
chosen protein(s) to plot. |
plot_title |
Title the plot? |
scale |
Put the data on a specific scale? |
legend |
Include the legend? |
order_by |
Reorder the samples by some factor, presumably condition. |
show_all |
Skip samples for which no observations were made. |
... |
Further arguments, presumably for colors or some such. |
Boxplot describing the desired column from the data.
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