met.plot_ANOVA visualizes the significance of each compound in the dataset.
Usage
met.plot_ANOVA(
mSetObj = NA,
imgName = "ANOVA_plot",
format = "pdf",
dpi = NULL,
width = NA,
subtitle = FALSE,
export = TRUE,
plot = TRUE
)Arguments
- mSetObj
Input name of the created mSet object, Data container after ANOVA analysis (
met.ANOVA.Anal).- imgName
(Character) Enter a name for the image file (if
export = TRUE).- format
(Character,
"png"or"pdf") image file format (ifexport = TRUE).- dpi
(Numeric) resolution of the image file (if
export = TRUE). IfNULL, the resolution will be chosen automatically based on the chosen file format (300 dpi for PNG, 72 dpi for PDF)- width
(Numeric) width of the the image file in inches (if
export = TRUE).- subtitle
(Logical,
TRUEorFALSE) Shall the applied data transformation and scaling methods be displayed below the plot title?- export
(Logical,
TRUEorFALSE) Shall the plot be exported as PDF or PNG file?- plot
(Logical,
TRUEorFALSE) Shall the plot be returned in the RStudio 'Plots' pane?
Value
The input mSet object with added scatter plot with the p value for each compound analyzed. The plot can be retrieved from within R via print(mSetObj$imgSet$anova.plot).
(generated by ggplot).
References
adapted from PlotANOVA (https://github.com/xia-lab/MetaboAnalystR).
Author
Nicolas T. Wirth mail.nicowirth@gmail.com