I am running clust on a large data set, with 35 biological conditions (that collectively have 213 replicates between them). clust seems to run fine on this input -- but its graphical PDF output is impossible to use because its default behavior seems to be to cram those 35 biological conditions into a fixed and rather short line length, so that it is visually impossible to decipher the cluster plots. Is there some way to control the graphical output to avoid that?
I am running clust on a large data set, with 35 biological conditions (that collectively have 213 replicates between them). clust seems to run fine on this input -- but its graphical PDF output is impossible to use because its default behavior seems to be to cram those 35 biological conditions into a fixed and rather short line length, so that it is visually impossible to decipher the cluster plots. Is there some way to control the graphical output to avoid that?