[Bioc-devel] adding phenodata to heatmaps
Gregory R. Warnes
gregory_warnes at URMC.Rochester.edu
Mon Aug 28 18:37:25 CEST 2006
Hello François,
I am the maintianer of the gplots package which contains the the heatmap.2
function. I would be glad to include appropriate changes to make it easier
to add additional information to the plot. Please send me a copy of the
modified code and manual page.
-Greg
On 8/28/06 12:25 PM, "Francois Pepin" <fpepin at cs.mcgill.ca> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
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> I was curious about what people thought of the issue of adding phenodata
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> (or other graphical components) under a heatmap.
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> Heatmap.2 allows for a single row of colors, and the Heatplus package
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> allows for several covariates, including plotting continuous values. I
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> ended up spending a couple of hours modifying heatmap.2 to do what I
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> wanted (before Seth pointed out to me that Heatplus existed).
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> Would it be worth it to make that functionality more visible (maybe
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> putting into heatmap/heatmap.2 or a function in ExpressionSet)? At this
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> point, adding any graphical component to a heatmap requires
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> understanding the whole layout code of the function which is not
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> trivial.
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> I think it would be a good idea to increase its visibility and
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> accessibility, because it makes for much more readable figures for
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> people dealing with complex phenoData. Heatplus has the basic
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> functionality, but it does require some fiddling around to get 0/1
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> values for the phenoData (and they make some changes to where the sample
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> and gene names are placed).
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> I'd be happy to help a bit to get the functionality in if people think
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> it would be worth it.
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> Francois
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