Hi, I ran into the problem of using select =, and [] function to select subset of data to gate my population.
As you can see below,
I use select function here:
#without subset
cyto_gate_draw(gs,
parent="root",
select="05-Well-A1.fcs",
alias = "R6 GFP+RFP Pi cells4",
channels = c("SSC-H","FSC-H"),
overlay=c("R6_GFP1","R6_RFP1"),
type="polygon",
gatingTemplate="GatingTemplate.csv",
plot=TRUE,
axes_limits="machine",
popup=FALSE)
and obtain this figure:
I use the [] function here to select the same file as above:
#with subset
cyto_gate_draw(gs[1],
parent="root",
alias = "R6 GFP+RFP Pi cells3",
channels = c("SSC-H","FSC-H"),
overlay=c("R6_GFP1","R6_RFP1"),
type="polygon",
gatingTemplate="GatingTemplate.csv",
plot=TRUE,
axes_limits="machine",
popup=FALSE)
and obtain this figure which is different from the one above (for comparison I used the "machine" axes_limits)
I really need to use the select function in order to overlay data from one to another in cyto_plot, however, only my [] gating is getting the expected data I need, how can I do to circumvent this issue?
Hi, I ran into the problem of using select =, and [] function to select subset of data to gate my population.
As you can see below,
I use select function here:
and obtain this figure:
I use the [] function here to select the same file as above:
and obtain this figure which is different from the one above (for comparison I used the "machine" axes_limits)
I really need to use the select function in order to overlay data from one to another in cyto_plot, however, only my [] gating is getting the expected data I need, how can I do to circumvent this issue?
Thanks again.