Usage
segPlot(x, res, plot.type = "chrombysample", altcol = TRUE, sbyc.layout = NULL, cbys.nchrom = 1, cbys.layout = NULL, include.means = TRUE, zeroline = TRUE, pt.pch = NULL, pt.cex = NULL, pt.cols = NULL, segcol = NULL, zlcol = NULL, ylim = NULL, lwd = NULL, ...)
Arguments
x
The object that was segmented by fastseg.
res
The result of fastseg.
plot.type
the type of plot. (Default = "s").
altcol
logical flag to indicate if chromosomes
should be plotted in alternating colors in the whole
genome plot. (Default = TRUE).
sbyc.layout
layout
settings for the
multifigure grid layout for the `samplebychrom' type. It
should be specified as a vector of two integers which are
the number of rows and columns. The default values are
chosen based on the number of chromosomes to produce a
near square graph. For normal genome it is 4x6 (24
chromosomes) plotted by rows. (Default = NULL).
cbys.layout
layout
settings for the
multifigure grid layout for the `chrombysample' type. As
above it should be specified as number of rows and
columns and the default chosen based on the number of
samples. (Default = NULL).
cbys.nchrom
the number of chromosomes per page in
the layout. (Default = 1).
include.means
logical flag to indicate whether
segment means are to be drawn. (Default = TRUE).
zeroline
logical flag to indicate whether a
horizontal line at y=0 is to be drawn. (Default = TRUE).
pt.pch
the plotting character used for plotting
the log-ratio values. (Default = ".")
pt.cex
the size of plotting character used for the
log-ratio values (Default = 3).
pt.cols
the color list for the points. The colors
alternate between chromosomes. (Default =
c("green","black").
segcol
the color of the lines indicating the
segment means. (Default = "red").
zlcol
the color of the zeroline. (Default =
"grey").
ylim
this argument is present to override the
default limits which is the range of symmetrized
log-ratios. (Default = NULL).
lwd
line weight of lines for segment mean and
zeroline. (Default = 3).
...
other arguments which will be passed to
plot
commands.