- Adj_matrix
Adjacency matrix to be plotted. Rownames and Colnames correspond to genes to be matched and entries determine the weight of the connection between the genes (eg. number of clonotypes expressing these two genes).
- platy.theme
Allows plotting in the new "pretty" theme or the older "spiky" theme without group labels and radial arrangement of gene.labels. Default = "pretty".
- group
Named list of genes, with list elements corresponding to group-names, and element names being the gene-names. Is generated by VDJ_VJ_usage and VDJ_alpha_beta_Vgene_circos.
- grid.col
Named list of genes, with list elements corresponding to color and element names being gene-names. If not supplied it is generated randomly within the function. Is also generated by VDJ_VJ_usage and VDJ_alpha_beta_Vgene_circos.
- label.threshold
Genes are only labeled if the count is larger then the label.threshold. By default all label.threshold = 0 (all genes are labeled).
- axis
Option to choose the count axis for each gene. "default", "percent" or "max" possible. Default: "max".
- c.count.label
Boolean, lets the user decide if the gene and count labels should be plotted or not. Default = T.
- arr.col
Data.frame with three columns where the first two indicate the names of genes, clonotypes or clusters to be connected, and the third corresponds to the color of the arrow. Default set to data.frame(c("dummy.clonotype"), c("dummy.cluster"), c("dummy.color")), so no arrow is drawn.
- arr.direction
Either 1 or -1 and determines the direction of the arrow. Default=1.
- gene.label.size
Determines the font size of the gene labels. By default the labelsize is automatically adjusted to 0.7 for labels with two or less digits, 0.6 for labels between 2 and 6 digits, and 0.4 for all longer labels. A manually defined font size will be the same for all labels!
- gene.label
Boolean, lets the user decide if the gene labels should be plotted or not.
- c.count.label.size
Determines the font size of the gene labels. By default the font size for count labels is 0.6.