View source: R/plotFeatureCorr.R
plotFtCormat | R Documentation |
Plot feature correlation matrix
plotFtCormat(
dataset1 = NULL,
dataset2 = NULL,
method = c("spearman", "pearson", "kendall"),
factor = NULL,
rank = NULL,
sigsOnly = T,
alpha = 0.05,
adjustp = T,
r_cutoff = 0,
showlowrs = F,
features1 = NULL,
features2 = NULL,
matchFts = F,
theme = c("classic", "modern"),
circles = F
)
dataset1 |
MicroVis dataset. Defaults to the active dataset |
dataset2 |
(Optional) MicroVis dataset with features to correlate with the dataset1 |
method |
Correlation method. One of either "pearson", "spearman", or "kendall". Defaults to "spearman" |
factor |
Factor to group samples by |
rank |
Rank of features to use for calculation |
sigsOnly |
Select only significant correlations? Defaults to TRUE |
alpha |
Significance threshold. Defaults to 0.05 |
adjustp |
Use the adjusted p-values? Defaults to TRUE |
r_cutoff |
Only select correlations with an absolute R-value above a certain threshold? This value must be between -1 and 1. Defaults to 0 |
showlowrs |
(If r_cutoff is non-zero) Still shade correlations that are not above the correlation cutoff (r_cutoff)? Defaults to F |
features1 |
(Optional) Specific features to consider from first dataset. If only one dataset is being used, then these features will be correlated with features of the same dataset |
features2 |
(Optional) Specific features to consider from second dataset. |
matchFts |
Show the same features in the correlation matrices for all groups? This can be helpful when comparing correlations between groups. Defaults to FALSE |
theme |
Coloring theme. One of "classic" or "modern". Defaults to classic |
circles |
Use circles instead of squares to make the matrix? Defaults to FALSE |
List of the one or two datasets used for this plot
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