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plotMarkerHeatmap cannot produce the plot
Hi, I am using the plotMarkerHeatmap in ArchR and my code is
- plotMarkerHeatmap(
seMarker = markersPeaks,
cutOff = "FDR <= 0.01 & Log2FC >= 3",
labelMarkers =NULL,
transpose = F,
pal = viridis(n=256),
limits = c(-2,2)
)
And I got the following error:
The function fails to produce the plot; what could be the reason? Here's the log file. Best regards, Lucas ArchR-plotMarkerHeatmap-c6fe631a6b4d0-Date-2023-07-25_Time-19-54-44.log
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I run into the same error. It seems to be a problem associated with ComplexHeatmap package. It can't work with a large matrix. You probably solve the problem by raising the cutOff to decrease the number of features.
