Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/p06_profile_plot_list_functions.R
Multiple Enriched Heatmaps as list
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | get_profile_plot_list(
exptInfo,
cluster = NULL,
clusterColor = NULL,
clustOrd = NULL,
geneList,
colorList = NULL,
matrixSource = "normalizedmatrix",
matrixBins = c(200, 200, 100, 10),
targetType = "region",
targetName = "gene",
ylimFraction = NULL,
keep = c(0, 1),
rasterPar = list(use = TRUE, qual = 5),
...
)
|
exptInfo |
experiment info as data frame with information like sampleID, type, path etc |
cluster |
Dataframe with cluster information. Two columns must be present in this dataframe: 'cluster', 'geneId'. Default: NULL |
clusterColor |
cluster annotation color information. Default: NULL |
clustOrd |
A character vector of cluster order in the plot. If not provided, clusters are arranged as per character sort order |
geneList |
A vector of gene IDs which are to be plotted |
colorList |
a named list of color objects for each of the sample. Color for profile heatmap should be generated by colorRamp2 |
matrixSource |
Method by which profile matrix was generated. One of deeptools, miao, normalizedmatrix. Default: normalizedmatrix |
matrixBins |
A numeric vector with four elements representing the column
counts for up, body, down regions and binSize for the profile matrix.
Default: |
targetType |
One of "region", "point". If targetType is "region", target is used to decide the number of bins over region. Otherwise, for "point", a signle point matrix is expected where the region is extracted around single point. Default: region |
targetName |
Name to be used for target. Eg: "gene", "TSS", "TES", "summit" etc. default: gene |
ylimFraction |
A named list with intensity scores to use as ylimit for top annotation.
If the value is single number, it has to be floating point number to extract the quantile and use
limit |
keep |
Same as |
rasterPar |
rasterization parameters as list() with two elements: use, qual. Default:
|
... |
Other arguments for |
A named list of Enriched Heatmap objects
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