Open camelest opened 11 months ago
Hi, thank you so much for the wonderful tool.
I have been working on bigwig visualization and depending on the display range, somehow the bigwig signals seem to change a lot. (v0.3.8) When we show the files at the boarder view, the signal becomes much lower.
Do you have any ideas what causes this?
frame = \ BigWig(bw1, alpha=0.6, color="#ff3366") + Title("fwd") + \ BigWig(bw2, alpha=0.6, color="#3300ff") + Title("rev")
frame = \
BigWig(bw1, alpha=0.6, color="#ff3366") + Title("fwd") + \
BigWig(bw2, alpha=0.6, color="#3300ff") + Title("rev")
frame.plot("chr5:35856000-35858000") frame.plot("chr5:35840000-35858000")
frame.plot("chr5:35856000-35858000")
frame.plot("chr5:35840000-35858000")
This does not change even if I add num_bins = 1
num_bins = 1
Thank you so much for your help!
Hi, can you provide more information (eg: bigwig files) help me to reproduce this problem? And also show me the whole code not just a snippet of them.
Hi, thank you so much for the wonderful tool.
I have been working on bigwig visualization and depending on the display range, somehow the bigwig signals seem to change a lot. (v0.3.8) When we show the files at the boarder view, the signal becomes much lower.
Do you have any ideas what causes this?
frame = \
BigWig(bw1, alpha=0.6, color="#ff3366") + Title("fwd") + \
BigWig(bw2, alpha=0.6, color="#3300ff") + Title("rev")
frame.plot("chr5:35856000-35858000")
frame.plot("chr5:35840000-35858000")
This does not change even if I add
num_bins = 1
Thank you so much for your help!