plotCurves function

Plot Curves in an Orthogonal Matrix

Plots many curves on one plot in table-like fashion.

plotCurves(x, y, cyc = 1, fluo = 2:ncol(x), one.plot = FALSE, 
           nrow = ceiling(sqrt(ncol(y))), CPP = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

• x: is the column of a data frame for the cycle or data.frame/matrix with whole data.
• y: are multiple columns of fluorescence values from a data.frame (e.g., [, c(1:n)]).
• cyc: is the index of column containing the cycle data. Used only if y is NULL.
• fluo: are the columns containing the fluorescence data. Used only if y is NULL.
• one.plot: logical, curves may be plotted on single chart (TRUE) or in matrix-like multiplot (FALSE).
• nrow: number of rows in plot. Applies only if one.plot is FALSE.
• CPP: logical, if TRUE CPP analysis is added to a plot. Ignored if one.plot is TRUE.
• ...: additional arguments to plot function.

Details

plotCurves is a function for the quick assessment of amplification curve raw data in an orthogonal matrix.

Returns

None.

Author(s)

Stefan Roediger, Michal Burdukiewicz, Konstantin A. Blagodatskikh

Examples

# First example
plotCurves(VIMCFX96_60[, 1], VIMCFX96_60[, 2L:16], type = "l")

# Second example
y <- VIMCFX96_60[, 2L:16]
# Introduce some missing values.
y[c(1,4,5,6,23,34), c(2,4,9,15)] <- NA
plotCurves(VIMCFX96_60[, 1], y, nrow = 4, type = "l")

# Third example
# Same as second example but the CPP option is set to TRUE.
# Noise and missing values will be removed. 

y <- VIMCFX96_60[, 2L:16]
# Introduce some missing values.
y[c(1,4,5,6,23,34), c(2,4,9,15)] <- NA
plotCurves(VIMCFX96_60[, 1], y, nrow = 4, CPP = TRUE, type = "l")

# Fourth example
plotCurves(VIMCFX96_60, y = NULL, one.plot = TRUE, type = "l")
plotCurves(VIMCFX96_60, y = NULL, one.plot = FALSE, type = "l")