Description Usage Arguments Value
Produces a 'positives plot', i.e. a plot analogous to the ROC curve, showing the positives across conditions against the positives within condition, across a significance thresholds.
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p |
A vector of p-values across conditions. |
fp1 |
A vector of p-values within condition A. |
fp2 |
An optional vector of p-values within condition B. |
subsamp |
The maximum number of datapoints to plot. Default 200. |
pround |
Rounding of the log10 p-values (default 2 digits). Increasing this will increase the precision of the curve, at a speed in cost. |
add |
Whether to add the data series on top of the current graph. Default FALSE (produces a new plot). |
xlab |
Passed to the plot function. |
ylab |
Passed to the plot function. |
main |
Passed to the plot function. |
col |
Passed to the plot function, default black. |
xlim |
Passed to the plot function. |
ylim |
Passed to the plot function. |
lwd |
Passed to the plot function, default 3. |
lty |
Passed to the plot function, default 1. |
use.fdr |
Logical; whether to use adjust the p-values for multiple testing (FDR); default FALSE. |
auc.plotted |
Whether to compute the area under the plotted curve (i.e. within plotting limits) instead of that of the full curve (default FALSE). |
ncores |
Number of threads used for computing (default detectedCores()-1) |
Produces a plot and returns the area under the curve.
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