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IdMappingAnalysis (version 1.16.0)

plot.CorrData: Scatterplot of experiment data

Description

Scatterplot of experiment data.

Usage

"plot"(x, input, outcomePairs=NULL, xlab="protein count", ylab="mRNA expression (log10)", method="spearman", proteinNames=NULL, cols=brewer.pal(9, "Set1"), cex=1, cex.main=1.2, cex.lab=1, cex.axis=1, font=1, font.main=3, par.zoom=1, ...)

Arguments

input
character vector of primary IDs, or either vector or list of match pairs.
outcomePairs
The pairs or NULL (default). In the first case the scatterplot points are plotted with symbol corresponding to the first letter of the outcome keyword. In the second, if there are more than one pair is plotted the point set for each pair is marked as 1, 2, etc. and if there is only one pair is present the unfilled circles are used
xlab
The X axis label. Default is 'protein count'.
ylab
The Y axis label. Default is 'mRNA expression'.
method
the method used to compute the correlation coefficient between X and Y data. Default is "spearman".
proteinNames
extra comments in the plot main title. Default is NULL (no extra comments).
cols
the (recycled) vector of colors to plot each data series with for the particular match pair. Default is RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(9,"Set1").
cex
Plot font size. Default is 1.
cex.main
Main title font size. Default is 1.2.
cex.lab
X and Y titles font size. Default is 1.
cex.axis
X and Y axis labels font size. Default is 1.
font
data points and axis labels font. Default is 2.
font.main
main title font type. Default is 3.
par.zoom
graphics parameters zoom factor. Scales the graphical parameters like cex, lwd, mai etc. Default is 1.
...
Additional graphical parameters

See Also

For more information see CorrData.

Examples

Run this code
 #scatterplot with outcome for Uniprot="P07355" (annexin 2), probe set ID="213503_x_at"
 examples$corrData$plot(input=list(c("P07355", "213503_x_at")),
	xlab="spectral count",
	outcomePairs=examples$outcomeMap, proteinNames="ANXA2",
	cols=c("green", "red", "darkblue"));
 

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