These two panels are the only S2 panels where I do not need to be on AWS (those are forthcoming probably next week and are in adifferent script). Tried to prune down here to relevant variables without getting too aggressive.
This wraps up S6 exports! I did some purrr and felt cute.
I did a double take at first since all cancer groups are present in all UMAPs, which felt like it should be wrong, but upon re-looking at the figure it is actually correct.
Also If we're concerned with the wild commit/merging history from the stacking extravaganza, I can plop this into a new branch as well. Due to squashing I think it's ok though.
The march to #1692 continues
S2H-I:
figures/scripts/figS2-tmb-compare-panels.R
These two panels are the only S2 panels where I do not need to be on AWS (those are forthcoming probably next week and are in adifferent script). Tried to prune down here to relevant variables without getting too aggressive.
S6A-D:
figures/scripts/figS6-subtype-umap-panels.R
This wraps up S6 exports! I did some
purrr
and felt cute. I did a double take at first since all cancer groups are present in all UMAPs, which felt like it should be wrong, but upon re-looking at the figure it is actually correct.Also If we're concerned with the wild commit/merging history from the stacking extravaganza, I can plop this into a new branch as well. Due to squashing I think it's ok though.