superheat
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rlbarter
An r package for generating beautiful and customizable heatmaps
When using the superheat function, it does not seem to recognize the legend.vspace parameter. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling in case there was a newer version that fixed this but...
superheat(dplyr::select(mtcars, -mpg), # scale the variables/columns scale = T, # add mpg as a scatterplot next to the rows yr = mtcars$mpg, yr.axis.name = "miles per gallon", yr.lim = c(0,...
I'm using grid.arrange to plot a number of heat maps in a grid. I would like for them to then only have one legend and would like to be able...
Thank you for this awesome package. Is there currently an option to alter the font face (italics, bold) of row and column labels? If not, this would be an excellent...
- Added an option (smooth.heat.type) to switch between using mean or median to smooth the cells when using smooth.heat. - Added (x.axis.reverse) and (y.axis.reverse) to allow user to flip the...
[Example data, My plot output, and RCode](https://github.com/hal-the-holy/SuperheatExample)
Hello, I'm trying to change the row names of my variables on the left and bottom axes. I know I can do this by changing the names in the input...
A commonly requested feature is to have legends for the labels and adjacent plots.
`superheat::superheat(as.matrix(c(2,3,3)))` gives `Error in 1:ncol(X) : argument of length 0` while `superheat::superheat(cbind(as.matrix(c(2,3,3)), as.matrix(c(2,3,3)))` works just fine (as expected) This may be as simple as using `,drop=FALSE` for any `as.matrix` operations?
For a start I'm trying to plot a simple heatmap. First column in dataframe are sites, the rest species with abundance values. I get the error X must be numeric...
