Open jeremymsimon opened 5 months ago
Hey Jeremy,
What would you envision for split across > 2 variables - I am open to trying it out.
In the meantime, I think adding a stop argument for >2 probably makes sense.
Thanks, Nick
Agree that a true "split" can only make sense with 2, but does this or another plotting function allow for multiple grouping variables? In other words, if my x
here were cluster/ident, but I had three sample groups and thus 3 violins per x, I'd be happy with that- sort of like the end result of:
ggplot(mtcars, aes(factor(gear), mpg)) + geom_violin(aes(fill = factor(carb)))
Let me play around with it - I am working on a commit as we speak for escape, I'll tag this issue.
Hey @ncborcherding - I have a dataset where there are 3 sample groupings that I'd like to compare. Is it possible to implement something in
splitEnrichment
that allows for >2 factor levels? It seems to try to plot it, but it is a bit hard to see and it throws a warning. I can usegeyserEnrichment
instead but it's harder to compare visually across facets. Thanks!