pathway_comparison_plot | R Documentation |
Plots the layout of a pathway, coloring the significant subpathways
in different colors depending on whether they are significantly up- or
down-regulated. Nodes may be also colored providing a suitable list of
colors for each node. Function node_color_per_de
assigns colors to the nodes depending on their differential expression.
pathway_comparison_plot( comp, metaginfo, pathway, conf = 0.05, node_colors = NULL, colors = "classic" )
comp |
Comparison data frame as returned by the |
metaginfo |
Pathways object. |
pathway |
Name of the pathway to be plotted. |
conf |
Level of significance of the comparison for the adjusted p-value. Default is 0.05. |
node_colors |
List, named by the pathway name, including the color of each node for each pathway. |
colors |
Either a character vector with 3 colors (indicating, in this order, down-regulation, non-significance and up-regulation colors) or a key name indicating the color scheme to be used. Options are: |
Image in which a pathway is ploted. Edges are colored so that the UP- and DOWN-activated subpathways are identified.
classic
ColorBrewer blue, white and colorBrewer red.
hipathia
Hipathia predefined color scheme: Green, white and orange.
By default classic
color scheme is applied.
data(comp) pathways_list <- c("hsa03320", "hsa04012") pathways <- load_pathways(species = "hsa", pathways_list) pathway_comparison_plot(comp, metaginfo = pathways, pathway = "hsa03320") ## Not run: data(results) data(brca) colors_de <- node_color_per_de(results, pathways, group, "Tumor", "Normal") pathway_comparison_plot(comp, metaginfo = pathways, pathway = "hsa04012", node_colors = colors_de) ## End(Not run)
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