How to specifiy colors for polygon links when using circos function of OmicCircos package
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wei.shen • 0
@weishen-7396
Last seen 9.8 years ago
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Can one specify colors for each the polygon link using circos function in OmicCircos package? I tried to re-define the "col" argument in the circos function in the example provided in the section "4.1 basic plotting" of the vignette (please see the code line below), but it does not appear to do anything. Would you please offer any advice on this matter? 

> circos(R=150, cir=db, W=40, mapping=link.pg.v, type="link.pg", lwd=2, col=colors)

Thank you very much. 

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@hu-ying-nihnci-e-6375
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The issue is fixed in the updated package. 

rm(list=ls());

library(OmicCircos);
options(stringsAsFactors = FALSE);

set.seed(1234);
## get chromosome information
data("UCSC.hg19.chr", package="OmicCircos");
ref     <- UCSC.hg19.chr;
ref[,1] <- gsub("chr", "", ref[,1]);

## initial values
cols   <- rainbow(10, alpha=0.8);
lab.n  <- 50;
cnv.n  <- 200;
arc.n  <- 30;
fus.n  <- 10;

## make arc data
arc.d <- c();
for (i in 1:arc.n){
  chr     <- sample(1:19, 1);
  chr.i   <- which(ref[,1]==chr);
  chr.arc <- ref[chr.i,];
  arc.i   <- sample(1:nrow(chr.arc), 2);
  if (arc.i[1] > arc.i[2]){
    arc.i <- arc.i[c(2,1)];
  }
  arc.d   <- rbind(arc.d, c(chr.arc[arc.i[1],c(1,2)], chr.arc[arc.i[2],c(2,4)]));
}
colnames(arc.d) <- c("chr", "start", "end", "value");

## make fusion for link.pg
fus.d <- c();
for (i in 1:fus.n){
  fus.i <- sample(1:nrow(arc.d), 2);
  fus.d <- rbind(fus.d, c(arc.d[fus.i[1],c(1:3)], arc.d[fus.i[2],c(1:3)]));
}
colnames(fus.d) <- c("chr1", "po1.1", "p1.2", "chr2", "po2.1", "po2.2");

cnv.i <- sample(1:nrow(ref), cnv.n);
vale  <- rnorm(cnv.n);
cnv.d <- data.frame(ref[cnv.i,c(1,2)], value=vale);

pdffile  <- "2015_02_24.pdf";
pdf(pdffile, 8, 8);
par(mar=c(2, 2, 2, 2));
plot(c(1,800), c(1,800), type="n", axes=F, xlab="", ylab="");

circos(R=400, type="chr", cir="hg19", print.chr.lab=T, W=4, scale=T);
circos(R=340, cir="hg19", W=60, mapping=cnv.d, type="b3", B=T, col=cols[7]);
circos(R=340, cir="hg19", W=60, mapping=cnv.d, type="s2", B=F, col=cols[1], cex=0.5);
circos(R=280, cir="hg19", W=60, mapping=arc.d, type="arc2", B=F, col=cols, lwd=10, cutoff=0);
circos(R=220, cir="hg19", W=60, mapping=cnv.d, col.v=3, type="b2", B=T, cutoff=-0.2, col=cols[c(7,9)], lwd=2);
circos(R=160, cir="hg19", W=60, mapping=arc.d, col.v=4, type="arc",  B=F, col=cols[c(1,7)], lwd=4, scale=T);

## 
col2  <- rainbow(10, alpha=0.5);
circos(R=150, cir="hg19", W=10, mapping=fus.d, type="link.pg",  lwd=2, col=col2[c(1,7,9)]);

dev.off();

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In your code above 

circos(R=150, cir="hg19", W=10, mapping=fus.d, type="link.pg",  lwd=2, col=col2[c(1,7,9)]);

If type is changed to "link", then the link lines are all colored the same color (aqua). Setting the col parameter doesn't do anything. 

Thanks!

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