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plotEigengeneNetworks(
multiME,
setLabels,
letterSubPlots = FALSE, Letters = NULL,
excludeGrey = TRUE, greyLabel = "grey",
plotDendrograms = TRUE, plotHeatmaps = TRUE,
setMargins = TRUE, marDendro = NULL, marHeatmap = NULL,
colorLabels = TRUE, signed = TRUE,
heatmapColors = NULL,
plotAdjacency = TRUE,
printAdjacency = FALSE, cex.adjacency = 0.9,
coloredBarplot = TRUE, barplotMeans = TRUE, barplotErrors = FALSE,
plotPreservation = "standard",
zlimPreservation = c(0, 1),
printPreservation = FALSE, cex.preservation = 0.9,
...)
checkSets
). The multi-set format is a vector of
lists, one per set. Each set must contain multiME
.par
.par
. If setMargins
is TRUE
and marDendro
is not given, the
function will provide reasonapar
. If setMargins
is TRUE
and marDendro
is not given, the
function will provide reasonaheat.colors
when
signed
is FALSE
, and to redWhiteGreen
when signed
colorLabels
is TRUE
and module
eigengene names encode valid colors."standard"
, "hyperbolic"
, "both"
.labeledHeatmap
."MEturquoise"
.
Two types of network preservation can be plotted: the "standard"
is simply the difference
between adjacencies in the two compared sets. The "hyperbolic"
difference de-emphasizes the
preservation of low adjacencies. When "both"
is specified, standard preservation is plotted in the
lower triangle and hyperbolic in the upper triangle of each preservation heatmap.
If the eigengenes are labeled by color, the bars in the barplot can be split into segments representing
the contribution of each eigengene and labeled by the contribution. For example, a yellow segment in a
bar labeled by a turquoise square represents the preservation of the adjacency between the yellow and
turquoise eigengenes in the two networks compared by the barplot.
For large numbers of eigengenes and/or sets, it may be difficult to get a meaningful plot fit a
standard computer screen. In such cases we recommend using a device such as postscript
or
pdf
where the user can specify large dimensions; such plots can be conveniently viewed in
standard pdf or postscript viewers.labeledHeatmap
, labeledBarplot
for annotated heatmaps and barplots;
hclust
for hierarchical clustering and dendrogram plots