Linlin Yan (颜林林)

it would be easier to find the problem if you provide some minimum demo data to reproduce your case. I guess low base/mapping quality, orphan read, and too much depth...

@AmelZulji I am so sorry for the quite late reply! I checked the source code and found some hard-code about the coordinates. Before I fixed this in a better way,...

Sorry, I am confused about the example. Do the numbers in 'a' and 'b' vectors mean element counts? If so, why a[2] and b[1] are not equal? Could you specify...

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Thanks for the code! I understand now. There are two ways to use ggvenn. One is using `list` as input, and the other is using `data.frame`. In the former case...

Hi @tayaza! Thanks for asking this. So far the `ggvenn` package supports only fixed-size circles. My hesitation in whether or not to add this feature started from the first day...

Hi @GioBrug, I just submitted a new commit supporting auto-scaling circles for two sets (argument `auto_scale`). You may try it by upgrading to the latest (test) version code: ```r devtools::install_github("yanlinlin82/ggvenn")...

Hi @GioBrug, Well, scaling circle size for plotting three sets is still possible. However, it may take some time to consider pretty-looking as well. Therefore, I may finish that at...

> Dear @yanlinlin82, > > I've just tried the test version. As far as I'm concerned, a customazible-scale feature may be easier to manage and more effective than the auto-scaling...

> Dear @yanlinlin82, > > Thank you for your time and giving me a heads up on UpSetR. Unfortunately, I have to necessarily make a Venn diagramm. I completely understand...