biplotViewer | R Documentation |
The Biplot Viewer aims to visualize co-expressions between 2 markers using a biplot representation. In such representation, each cell is represented by a dot which is positioned in a two-dimensional space corresponding to the marker expressions.
biplotViewer(Results, x.marker, y.marker, samples = NULL,
clusters = NULL, resample.ratio = NULL, sample.merge = FALSE,
show.on_device = TRUE, use.percentage = FALSE)
Results |
a 'Results' object (with 'flowset' slot not null) |
x.marker |
a character indicating the marker name of the first dimension |
y.marker |
a character indicating the marker name of the second dimension |
samples |
a character vector providing the sample names to used (all samples by default) |
clusters |
a character vector containing the clusters names to be visualized (by default all clusters will be used) |
resample.ratio |
a numeric ratio (between 0 and 1) specifying the down-sampling ratio to show less dots (or NULL) |
sample.merge |
a logical specifying if the selected samples must be merged in a single biplot |
show.on_device |
a logical specifying if the representation will be displayed on device |
use.percentage |
a logical specifying if the number of cells must be provided as percentages of parents |
Cells coming from specific clusters or samples can be selected using the 'clusters' and 'samples' parameters. Moreover, samples can be displayed independently (default behaviour) or merged. In order to seed-up the computations, the number of cells to display can be down-sampled using the 'resample.ratio' parameter.
a 'ggplot' object
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