Open LeeJH5120 opened 1 year ago
Either unload microbiomeMarker package or use phyloseq::plot_heatmap to disambiguate which function you're calling
To David
Thank you very much phyloseq::~
I've solved the problem.
Previously, it worked fine with "plot_heatmap ~", but it was embarrassing.
감사합니다.
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2023년 1월 26일 (목) 오후 5:07, David Barnett @.***>님이 작성:
Either unload microbiomeMarker package or use phyloseq::plot_heatmap to disambiguate which function you're calling
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No problem 😊 and don't forget to close this issue as completed
Proceed with plot_heatmap with phyloseq object as input Code like
mothur.rel <- microbiome::transform(mothur_merge, "compositional") mothur_Ph <- subset_taxa(mothur.rel, Phylum=="Proteobacteria") mothur_Ph <- prune_taxa(names(sort(taxa_sums(mothur_Ph), TRUE)), mothur_Ph) plot_heatmap(mothur_Ph, sample.label="Type") or plot_heatmap(mothur_Ph, sample.label="Sample",sample.order = "group", na.value="white",low="#66CCFF", high="#000033")
Error in plot_heatmap(mothur_Ph, sample.label = "Type") : inherits(mm, c("microbiomeMarker", "marker_table")) is not TRUE
It was normal, but an error occurred
R.version : 4.2.0 phyloseq.version : 1.40.0