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For pea¡ple asking how to modify the default NJ tree plotted by msap.
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title: "msap: tweak NJ plot" | |
output: html_notebook | |
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## Problem | |
The NJ plot form msap is awful, specially when the number of samples is big (>10). It was not intended to be very exahsutive, just as an exploratory analysis, but people seems to want to show it. | |
## Solution | |
We need to replot the NJ modifying the source code form msap. | |
First, we need the stored object with the msap results (i.e. `res <- msap(YOUROPTIONS)`) | |
Then we can write a small script to plot again the NJ tree and tweak it by changing options in the png() and plot.phylo() functions (see ?png and ?plot.phylo to check options). In the following example it changes the default size (480x480px) for the png to 500x900px. Change those values for different outputs. | |
```{r, eval=FALSE} | |
library(ape) | |
edgeCol <- function(x, n, pal){ | |
if(x > n) col <- "black" | |
else col <-pal[x] | |
return(col) | |
} | |
DM_copy <- res$DM.MSL | |
attr(DM_copy, "Labels") <- as.character(res$transformed.MSL[,2]) | |
groups <- res$groups | |
np <- table(groups)[] | |
MSL.cluster <-nj(DM_copy) | |
tipCol<-rep(rainbow(length(np)+1)[-2], np) | |
ecol<-unlist(lapply(MSL.cluster$edge[,2], edgeCol, length(MSL.cluster$tip.label), tipCol)) | |
png(filename="MSL-NJ.png",width = 500, height = 900) #HERE YOU CAN CHANGE SIZE (SEE ?png for further options) | |
plot.phylo(MSL.cluster, tip.color=tipCol, use.edge.length=T, edge.color=ecol, edge.width=3, show.tip.label=T, main="MSL") | |
legend("bottomright", as.character(levels(groups)), col=rainbow(length(np)+1)[-2], lwd=3) | |
dev.off() | |
``` |
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