getBioNetSamplePlotPosition: Calculate x and y Coordinates for Each Sample on Default Node
In hzhanghenry/caOmicsV: Visualization of multi-dimentional cancer genomics data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
View source: R/caOmicsV.bioNetCircos.R
Description
Calculate x and y coordinates for each sample on default node. The output
will be a three column matrix representing the left, center, and right
position for each sample on circumference of default node. The center
positions are for points plot and others are for polygon plot. The
bionetCircos layout must be initialized first.
Usage
1
getBioNetSamplePlotPosition(totalSamples)
Arguments
totalSamples
non-negative integer, total numbe of samples to be plotted
Value
Matrix with index of x and y coordinates for each sample
Author(s)
Henry Zhang
Examples
1
2
totalSamples <- 100
samplePositions <- getBioNetSamplePlotPosition(totalSamples)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
View source: R/caOmicsV.bioNetCircos.R
Description
Calculate x and y coordinates for each sample on default node. The output will be a three column matrix representing the left, center, and right position for each sample on circumference of default node. The center positions are for points plot and others are for polygon plot. The bionetCircos layout must be initialized first.
Usage
1 | getBioNetSamplePlotPosition(totalSamples)
|
Arguments
totalSamples |
non-negative integer, total numbe of samples to be plotted |
Value
Matrix with index of x and y coordinates for each sample
Author(s)
Henry Zhang
Examples
1 2 | totalSamples <- 100
samplePositions <- getBioNetSamplePlotPosition(totalSamples)
|
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