Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
Graphs the output of a dimensional reduction technique (PCA by default). Cells are colored by their identity class.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | DimPlot(object, reduction.use = "pca", dim.1 = 1, dim.2 = 2,
cells.use = NULL, pt.size = 3, do.return = FALSE, do.bare = FALSE,
cols.use = NULL, group.by = "ident", pt.shape = NULL,
do.hover = FALSE, data.hover = "ident", do.identify = FALSE,
do.label = FALSE, label.size = 1, no.legend = FALSE, no.axes = FALSE,
dark.theme = FALSE, ...)
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object |
Seurat object |
reduction.use |
Which dimensionality reduction to use. Default is "pca", can also be "tsne", or "ica", assuming these are precomputed. |
dim.1 |
Dimension for x-axis (default 1) |
dim.2 |
Dimension for y-axis (default 2) |
cells.use |
Vector of cells to plot (default is all cells) |
pt.size |
Adjust point size for plotting |
do.return |
Return a ggplot2 object (default : FALSE) |
do.bare |
Do only minimal formatting (default : FALSE) |
cols.use |
Vector of colors, each color corresponds to an identity class. By default, ggplot assigns colors. |
group.by |
Group (color) cells in different ways (for example, orig.ident) |
pt.shape |
If NULL, all points are circles (default). You can specify any cell attribute (that can be pulled with FetchData) allowing for both different colors and different shapes on cells. |
do.hover |
Enable hovering over points to view information |
data.hover |
Data to add to the hover, pass a character vector of features to add. Defaults to cell name and ident. Pass 'NULL' to clear extra information. |
do.identify |
Opens a locator session to identify clusters of cells. |
do.label |
Whether to label the clusters |
label.size |
Sets size of labels |
no.legend |
Setting to TRUE will remove the legend |
no.axes |
Setting to TRUE will remove the axes |
dark.theme |
Use a dark theme for the plot |
... |
Extra parameters to FeatureLocator for do.identify = TRUE |
If do.return==TRUE, returns a ggplot2 object. Otherwise, only graphical output.
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