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Hi,
The latest commit adresses the first point. for each drawn spot there will an additional file 'spot_y_identical_rgps.tsv' (y being the spot id) written indicating RGP ids, and genomes those RGP are found in, that are identical to one of the drawn RGP.
The format is as follow:
- representative RGP id
- representative genome name in which the RGP is
- identical RGP
- genome name in which the identical RGP is
The functionality has been tested but not heavily, so bugs might still exist.
I'll do more testing and address the second problem soonish hopefully
Adelme
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Thanks a lot for the ideas.
Detecting the necessary margin could be something doable, and for the 2X, 3X... things in the plot I agree that not knowing which RGPs or genomes are behind can be quite unpractical.
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Hi,
The old 'spot drawing' using R was removed and replaced by an option in 'ppanggolin draw' which draws interactive plots of spots. Those spots can be modified by users relatively easily, so the problems with margins or labels should not exist (and if they do, it should be possible to address it by changing some parameters directly in the interactive plots).
Adelme
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Related Issues (20)
- Extract gene IDs located within RGPs HOT 4
- Only extract gene families within RGPs HOT 5
- Attribute error when draw spots HOT 2
- Deprecated NumPy HOT 5
- Identity/coverage threshold for species/genus? HOT 1
- Spot Plot Error HOT 2
- PPanGGOLiN hangs when partitioning does not work HOT 11
- doubt about Circular contig identifiers HOT 4
- Non-deterministic clustering (possibly due to defragmentation) HOT 11
- Attribute error drawing plots HOT 1
- Discrepancy between # of genes in RGPs? HOT 1
- Rarefaction curves_No Heaps calculation HOT 5
- RGP drawn in spot figure is incorrect HOT 3
- Locus tag missing from projection file HOT 2
- Gbk files HOT 4
- ppanggolin draw --spots all don't create plots for all spots HOT 6
- Projection file returns spots for genes not in RGPs HOT 3
- Ignore genes during clustering HOT 2
- Comparing core genomes HOT 7
- Exception: The gene family has not beed associated to a partition HOT 2
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