Generates general GVCF metrics plots for genome-wide GVCF statistics
Usage
plotGvcf(object, ...)
# S4 method for class 'PHGMetrics'
plotGvcf(
  object,
  metricId = NULL,
  f = NULL,
  nRow = NULL,
  nCol = NULL,
  tag = "A",
  mData = NULL,
  mVar = NULL,
  colorOverride = NULL,
  sampleOrder = NULL
)Arguments
- object
- A - PHGMetricsobject containing the gVCF data.
- ...
- Additional arguments, for use in specific methods 
- metricId
- A character vector specifying the ID of the metric to be plotted. Only a single ID is supported. 
- f
- A formula object defining the plot. 
- nRow
- An integer specifying the number of rows in the plot layout. 
- nCol
- An integer specifying the number of columns in the plot layout. 
- tag
- What tag type do you want passed to final plot? 
- mData
- Add optional metadata - data.frameobject for categorical plotting. This object must contain a singular column named- sample,- taxa, or- linealong with one or more columns containing categorical data for plotting.
- mVar
- If - mDatais specified, what categorical column do you want plotted? If- NULL, the first non-- sample/- taxa/- linecolumn will be selected.
- colorOverride
- If - colorOverrideis specified, all default colors will be overridden with specified classic color or hex-based RGB value (e.g.,- #000FFF).
- sampleOrder
- A - charactervector of sample IDs for manual order override. If- sampleOrderis specified, bars will be ordered based on order in vector object. Additionally, this can be used as a method to subset the base set for a given number of selected samples.