View source: R/matrixplot_insulation.R
insulation_matrixplot | R Documentation |
Display a Hi-C matrix with insulation scores annotated in the margins.
insulation_matrixplot(
exp1,
exp2 = NULL,
IS_discovery = NULL,
chrom,
start,
end,
colour_lim = NULL,
rasterise = FALSE,
colour_bar = FALSE
)
exp1 |
A GENOVA |
exp2 |
A GENOVA |
IS_discovery |
A |
chrom |
One of the following:
The latter two options automatically provide the |
start , end |
An |
colour_lim |
A |
rasterise |
Set to |
colour_bar |
A |
The 'on-the-fly' calculation of the insulation score uses the
default settings. Therefore, if for example the window size is to be
changed, please use the insulation_score()
function and provide the
result as the IS_discovery
argument in this function.
Because the 'on-the-fly' calculation of the insulation score only computes the insulation score for this locus, there might a small offset to the scores due to the limited scope for normalisation.
No values are returned but a plot is outputted on the graphics device.
10kb-40kb
The insulation_score
function for computation
of insulation scores.
Other matrix plots:
compartment_matrixplot()
,
hic_matrixplot()
,
pyramid()
,
trans_matrixplot()
## Not run:
insulation_matrixplot(
WT_20kb, KO_20kb,
chrom ="chr1:40,000,000-60,000,000"
)
## End(Not run)
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