Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/ms_isothermal_line_innerplot.R
Internal function to generate ggplot objects for isothermal data in a curve plot format
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 | ms_isothermal_line_innerplot(
data,
legenddata,
levelvector,
nread,
robustfitting,
minireplicate,
withset,
witherrorbar,
loess,
dotconnect,
xtransform,
xinterval,
presetcolor,
colorpanel,
layout,
toplabel,
leftlabel,
bottomlabel,
shadearea,
shadeoutlinecolor,
shadefillcolor,
returnplots,
outdir
)
|
data |
isothermal dataset to plot |
legenddata |
dataset used for condition extraction, at least one protein inside this dataset should contains the full set of experiment conditions |
levelvector |
a vector of experimental conditions, not complusory for isothermal functions |
nread |
number of reading channels or sample treatements |
robustfitting |
whether to apply robust fitting, which is new since v.0.3.7 |
minireplicate |
number of replicates to keep in final data |
withset |
whether there is set column to perform facet_grid |
loess |
whether to perform curve fitting using loess model |
dotconnect |
whether to simply dot connect the readings for each curve |
xtransform, |
how should the x scale be transform, one value among c("xsqrt","xcubert","xlog10","xlog2","xlinear") |
xinterval |
a number indicating the numerical interval for linear x-axis |
presetcolor |
whether to use the pre-defined color scheme |
colorpanel |
a vector of customizable color scheme provided by the user |
layout |
a vector indicating the panel layout for multi-panel plots per page |
toplabel |
textual label at the top of the page |
leftlabel |
textual label at the left side of the page |
bottomlabel |
textual label at the bottom of the page |
shadearea |
a four element vector indicating the xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax for x and y axis for shading |
shadeoutlinecolor |
color used to shade the area, default value is black |
shadefillcolor |
color used to shade the area, default value is gray90 |
returnplots |
whether to return the plot objects |
a list of ggplot2 object
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