How the function works right now is it uses a fraction_threshold (by default, 0.01, or 1%) -- if a lineage is present in any of the time series at 1% or greater, it gets an alluvial ribbon in the plot. The user can change the fraction_threshold to anything they want it to be. Anything that does not get an alluvial ribbon gets automatically clumped into "other" via a process implemented in the function.
I like the idea of tax_show. This would allow users to either provide a list of taxa to tax_show or use fraction_threshold.
motivated by a suggestion by @elizabethmcd in #37 and inspired by
show_tax
in ampvis2 https://kasperskytte.github.io/ampvis2/articles/ampvis2.htmlHow the function works right now is it uses a
fraction_threshold
(by default, 0.01, or 1%) -- if a lineage is present in any of the time series at 1% or greater, it gets an alluvial ribbon in the plot. The user can change thefraction_threshold
to anything they want it to be. Anything that does not get an alluvial ribbon gets automatically clumped into"other"
via a process implemented in the function.I like the idea of
tax_show
. This would allow users to either provide a list of taxa totax_show
or usefraction_threshold
.