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rdi (version 1.0.0)

rdiAxis: RDI Axis annotation function

Description

This function takes a RDI model, as generated by rdiModel, and adds an axis with annotations in the fold change space.

Usage

rdiAxis(model, side = 2, at = NULL, ...)

Arguments

model

A model object, as generated by rdiModel.

side

The side the axis will be added to. (1 - bottom; 2 - left; 3 - top; 4 - right). Default is 2.

at

The points at which the tick marks are drawn. By default, tickmarks are placed at 'round' fold/percent change values using the "pretty" breakpoints function. This may not be ideal if log-RDI values are being plotted.

...

Additional parameters to pass to axis

Details

This function is designed to replace the default axes generated by a plot function. Instead of annotating the true RDI value, rdiAxis will estimate the "true difference" values at various points within the plotting region, and will annotate the axis with those estimates.

It is worth noting that although the RDI value can range below rdiModel's estimate for "identical" repertoires, no negative true difference values will be annotated, as these values do not make sense.

See Also

rdiModel, rdiLadder, plotRDIladder

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
#create genes
genes = sample(letters, 10000, replace=TRUE)
#create sequence annotations
seqAnnot = data.frame(donor = sample(1:10, 10000, replace=TRUE))
#calculate RDI
d = rdi(genes, seqAnnot)

##create a "baseVect" with the same probability as our features
##since we sampled uniformly, the base vector has equal probability
baseVect = rep(1/length(letters),length(letters))

##generate an RDI model
m = rdiModel(attr(d, "nseq"), baseVects=baseVect)

##convert RDI to lfc
td = convertRDI(d,models=m)$pred

par(mar=c(4,4,1,4),las=1,mgp=c(3,0.5,0))
plot(td,d, ylab="RDI", xlab="LFC")

##now add "true difference" axis annotation to the right side of the plot
rdiAxis(m, side=4)

# }

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