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Following clonotypes between samples #428
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@ncborcherding I don't believe there is an option to do this yet but the change should be pretty trivial - I can whip up a PR for this. |
That would be awesome if you can include it in the work you are doing. I think having an option to plot frequency or proportion in Nick |
@ncborcherding Just to make sure - are the proportions strictly supposed to be (Frequency of all clones) / (number of clones)? Trying to figure out if my code is incorrect or (probably not) the entire function has been doing faulty computations this whole time. |
Proportion = count of clone / total clones in sample |
@Qile0317 Proportion = frequency of individual clone / total number of sequences in a sample. |
Fix is up in the dev version, we will do some more testing and it will be in the main branch soon. I'm going to close this issue. |
I have a similar problem to #40. I have T cells that I clustered. There are clones shared between samples that belong to the same patient. I used
clonalCompare()
to show the proportion of each clone within the specified samples. Is there a function that allows me to plot the frequency of each clone within the specified samples instead of proportion? I mean, I like this plot, but I want to put the frequency in the y-axis.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: