Closed wigge206 closed 3 years ago
Did you tried to set the xscale for the lolliplot as https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/vignettes/trackViewer/inst/doc/trackViewer.html#Change_the_scale_of_the_x-axis_(xscale)?
xscale is not quite what I am after, although it is a useful feature which I will implement. Below is an example of desired output, it is a continuous plot but split into 3 x ~20,000bp plots. I have used the range
option of lolliplot()
and then had to stack the three plots manually.
This is a cool idea. I will try to add this into trackViewer.
Jianhong.
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xscale is not quite what I am after, although it is a useful feature which I will implement. Below is an example of desired output, it is a continuous plot but split into 3 x ~20,000bp plots. I have used the range option of lolliplot() and then had to stack the three plots manually.
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For regions of significant detail if might be useful to split tracks across multiple rows, effectively stacking plot. This can be done manually by limiting the ranges in
lolliplot
export to PDF and stitching together. Are there methods built in that I am missing that can do this.