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Not displaying correctly with lots of data #34
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Hi @josiegleeson, thanks for using our package. Which language are you using? Could please you provide some reproducible example of your issue along with the code? |
Hi, library(cowplot) Import data set with excel #N/As and removeseqs <- read.csv(file = "sequins_simple.csv", header = TRUE, na.strings="#N/A") Put different lengths into groups and factorseqs$knownTranscriptLength <- cut(seqs$knownTranscriptLength, breaks=c(0,500,1000,1500,2000,7000), right=FALSE, dig.lab = 5) Want it all to be one colour across every lengthseqs$constant = 1 p <- ggplot(seqs,aes(x=knownTranscriptLength,y=coverage, fill=constant))+ ggsave('sequins-s.png') |
Hello, Is there any update on this issue? I'd really like to include the raincloud plots in the study. Thanks. |
Hi, I've just pinged the R experts for your issue. I hope they'll find a solution. |
Hello,
I have been loving this package, it is a fantastic way to visualise data. However, I think I might have some datasets that are too big to be shown?
It works perfectly on my individual dataset, but then on the combined it doesn't. (1000 points VS around 9000). I also want to create one with about 3.8mil points... not sure if this is possible?
I'll show what happens when I generate the plots. Thank you.
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