qq_pval | R Documentation |
qq plot given input p values
qq_pval(
obs,
highlight = c(),
exp = NULL,
lwd = 1,
bestfit = T,
col = NULL,
col.bg = "black",
pch = 18,
cex = 1,
conf.lines = FALSE,
max = NULL,
max.x = NULL,
max.y = NULL,
qvalues = NULL,
label = NULL,
repel = FALSE,
plotly = FALSE,
annotations = list(),
gradient = list(),
titleText = "",
subsample = NA,
...
)
obs |
vector of pvalues to plot, names of obs can be intepreted as labels |
highlight |
optional arg specifying indices of data points to highlight (ie color red) |
lwd |
integer, optional, specifying thickness of line fit to data |
pch |
integer dot type for scatter plot |
cex |
integer dot size for scatter plot |
conf.lines |
logical, optional, whether to draw 95 percent confidence interval lines around x-y line |
max |
numeric, optional, threshold to max the input p values |
label |
length(obs) charater vector of labels (NULL) |
repel |
logical flag whether to use ggrepel |
plotly |
toggles between creating a pdf (FALSE) or an interactive html widget (TRUE) |
annotations |
named list of vectors containing information to present as hover text (html widget), must be in same order as obs input |
gradient |
named list that contains one vector that color codes points based on value, must bein same order as obs input |
titleText |
title for plotly (html) grcaph only |
samp |
integer, optional specifying how many samples to draw from input data (default NULL) |
Marcin Imielinski, Eran Hodis, Zoran Gajic
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