View source: R/Visualization_enrichCirclize.R
compareEnrichCircle | R Documentation |
After a enrich analysis across limma, edgeR, DESeq2 results. How about the distribution among different datset.
compareEnrichCircle(
result_g,
group = "model",
height = 12000,
width = 10000,
mar = c(8, 0, 0, 17),
filename = "circlize_cross.pdf",
IDpalette = as.character(MetBrewer::met.brewer("Signac", length(unique(result_g$ID)))),
heatCircle1 = "Count",
heatCircle2 = "qvalue",
heatCircle1Pal = c("#e5f5e0", "#a1d99b", "#31a354"),
heatCircle2Pal = c("#efedf5", "#bcbddc", "#756bb1"),
groupPal = c("#1f78b4", "#33a02c", "#ff7f00", "#b15928"),
group_name = c("edgeR", "limma", "DESeq2", "merge")
)
result_g |
results of |
group |
which column used to group data |
height |
height of plot |
width |
width of plot |
mar |
margin of bottom, left, top, right around circos |
filename |
filename |
IDpalette |
color for unique ID |
heatCircle1 |
which column used to first outer circle |
heatCircle2 |
which column used to second outer circle |
heatCircle1Pal |
color of first outer circle |
heatCircle2Pal |
color of second outer circle |
groupPal |
color for every group |
group_name |
group name |
a file store plot
compareEnrichCircle(result_g)
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