Hi,
I wanted to put labels on the third side of the graph. For example:
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matr <- matrix(-1:1,8,10)
rownames(matr) <- LETTERS[1:8]
colnames(matr) <- 1:ncol(matr)
labels2 <- LETTERS[1:ncol(matr)]
heatmap.2(matr,
dendrogram = 'none',col=c('green','black','red'),
labRow = NA,
cexCol = 0.6,cexRow=0.8,
margins = c(9,5), key = F,trace = 'none'
)
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- What I'd like to do is to put labels2 on the opposite side to the
labCol (default is used above). How should I go about doing this?
many thanks!
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On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:09 PM, Tim Smith <tim_smith_666 at="" yahoo.com=""> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to put labels on the third side of the graph. For example:
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> matr <- matrix(-1:1,8,10)
> rownames(matr) <- LETTERS[1:8]
> colnames(matr) <- 1:ncol(matr)
> labels2 <- LETTERS[1:ncol(matr)]
>
>
> heatmap.2(matr,
> dendrogram = 'none',col=c('green','black','red'),
> labRow = NA,
> cexCol = 0.6,cexRow=0.8,
> margins = c(9,5), key = F,trace = 'none'
> )
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> - What I'd like to do is to put labels2 on the opposite side to the
labCol (default is used above). How should I go about doing this?
Unfortunately, I don't think any of the standard heatmap functions
will do this for you (although I would like to hear otherwise).
You'll probably need to change the code for one of them in order to
accomplish this.
Sean
