createLinearColors: Create Linear Colors Based on Numeric Input

In saezlab/COSMOS: COSMOS (Causal Oriented Search of Multi-Omic Space)

Create Linear Colors Based on Numeric Input

Description

This function generates a gradient of colors based on the provided numeric values. The colors can be adjusted to include zero and are configurable with a specified maximum and custom color palette.

Usage

createLinearColors(
  numbers,
  withZero = T,
  maximum = 100,
  my_colors = c("royalblue3", "white", "red")
)

Arguments

numbers	A numeric vector for which the color gradient is to be generated.
withZero	A logical value indicating whether zero should be included in the color gradient. Default is TRUE.
maximum	An integer specifying the maximum number of colors to be generated in the gradient. Default is 100.
my_colors	A character vector of length three specifying the colors to be used in the gradient. Default is c("royalblue3", "white", "red").

Value

A character vector of colors representing the gradient based on the input numeric values.

Examples

# Generate colors for a set of numbers including zero
numbers <- c(-50, -20, 0, 20, 50)
colors <- createLinearColors(numbers, withZero = TRUE, maximum = 100)

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