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  • CummeRbund (csVolcano plot) question

    Hello community,

    I’m analyzing the results from an RNA-seq and I’m trying to use CummeRbund to visualize the output from cuffdiff. I’ve got it working all right but my question is:

    When using csVolcano plot, is it possible to change the way it shows the significant dots in the plot? Instead of being red-coloured dots, I’d like them to turn into crosses or empty circles to differenciate them with a b&w printer.

    I’ve being digging the cummerbund and ggplot manuals but I’ve not being able to do it so I'd be thankful if someone has any suggestion.

    Thanks!
    Pablo

  • #2
    I'd also like to know how to change the graphical output. Point size, color... those parameters would be helpful for creating figures for my upcoming publication.

    Thanks in advance,
    -Brian

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    • #3
      HI, I also want to get help on change the graphical output, Point size, color. Anyone?

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      • #4
        Same here. For the scatter plots and some other plots the code:
        Code:
        + geom_point(aes(scale_size=2, scale_shape=19))
        works great to add to the plot in order to change point size, etc.

        But that does not work at all for csVolcano() plot. It looks the same whatever I try..

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        • #5
          I also want to change the replicate names in cummeRbund, since it gives them own replicate names with numbers from 0 and up. I've tried this:

          Code:
          replicates(cuff)$rep_name <- c("name1","name2","name3")
          but it doesn't work. Anyone have any idea? I've spent too much time on things like this in cummeRbund now.

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          • #6
            Hi, Thanks Glados. I agree with you. Cummerbund is great tool, but it is just too hard to adjust the graph parameters. A lot of time spent. I think the manual should include more details and command line examples.

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