pca | R Documentation |
This function generates PCA plot from counts, FPKM and TPM tables from rnaseqCounts outuputs.
pca(
experiment.table = "./_counts.txt",
type = c("counts", "FPKM", "TPM"),
covariatesInNames = FALSE,
samplesName = TRUE,
principal.components = c(1, 2),
legend.position = c("bottom", "bottomleft", "left", "topleft", "top", "topright",
"right", "center"),
pdf = TRUE,
output.folder = getwd()
)
experiment.table |
a character string indicating the counts, FPKM or TPM table file name and its path |
type |
a character value indicating the content of the file: counts, FPKM or TPM |
covariatesInNames |
a boolean value indicating if covariates are inserted after \_ in the filename |
samplesName |
a boolean value indicating if in the plot samples names are plotted or not |
principal.components |
a numerical vector with two values indicating the principal components to be plotted |
legend.position |
a character string indicating the location of the covariates legend |
pdf |
a boolean value indicating if results has to be saved in a pdf |
output.folder |
output folder |
Returns a PCA plot
Raffaele Calogero
## Not run:
system("wget 130.192.119.59/public/test.analysis.zip")
unzip("test.analysis.zip")
setwd("test.analysis")
library(docker4seq)
pca(experiment.table="./_log2FPKM.txt", type="FPKM",
legend.position="topleft", covariatesInNames=FALSE, samplesName=TRUE,
principal.components=c(1,2), pdf = TRUE,
output.folder=getwd())
## End(Not run)
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