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This got me very excited! #12
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Hi Ellis,
If I understand correctly, you want to use different annotations for the
cell type (color) and the tissue region (hatching). Unfortunately, as it
stands, scatterHatch doesn't do that.
I think this would be a cool feature to have for future use cases and could
be easily implementable (although it would be detrimental to the
accessibility of the visualizations).
We allow users to create their own hatching patterns but they are all based
on straight lines (reason being we wanted to be able to also draw them on
individual sparse points). So you can create new hatching patterns using
line types, line colors or different line angles if needed, but only lines.
Have you considered the ggpattern package? It allows hatching type patterns
to be plotted on polygons, which could be applied to your case with some
finessing.
Atul
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Hi Atul,
I have a hatching function in my package lisaClust which is super slow! I
just got very excited when I saw this package.
Is there a way to make the colour of the points (maybe cell types)
different to the hatching (some sort of region) with scatterHatch so that I
can generate plots like the ones at the bottom of
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2022/04/19/2022.04.19.488697/F5.large.jpg?width=800&height=600&carousel=1
Or is there an equivalent to the geom_hatching() in lisaClust?
Also, have you had any thoughts in extending this past 7 hatching patterns?
Thanks,
Ellis
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Thanks for the fast response. I'll check out ggpattern.
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Hi Ellis,
If I understand correctly, you want to use different annotations for the
cell type (color) and the tissue region (hatching). Unfortunately, as it
stands, scatterHatch doesn't do that.
I think this would be a cool feature to have for future use cases and could
be easily implementable (although it would be detrimental to the
accessibility of the visualizations).
We allow users to create their own hatching patterns but they are all based
on straight lines (reason being we wanted to be able to also draw them on
individual sparse points). So you can create new hatching patterns using
line types, line colors or different line angles if needed, but only lines.
Have you considered the ggpattern package? It allows hatching type patterns
to be plotted on polygons, which could be applied to your case with some
finessing.
Atul
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Hi Atul,
I have a hatching function in my package lisaClust which is super slow! I
just got very excited when I saw this package.
Is there a way to make the colour of the points (maybe cell types)
different to the hatching (some sort of region) with scatterHatch so that I
can generate plots like the ones at the bottom of
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2022/04/19/2022.04.19.488697/F5.large.jpg?width=800&height=600&carousel=1
Or is there an equivalent to the geom_hatching() in lisaClust?
Also, have you had any thoughts in extending this past 7 hatching patterns?
Thanks,
Ellis
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Hi Atul,
I have a hatching function in my package lisaClust which is super slow! I just got very excited when I saw this package.
Is there a way to make the colour of the points (maybe cell types) different to the hatching (some sort of region) with scatterHatch so that I can generate plots like the ones at the bottom of https://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2022/04/19/2022.04.19.488697/F5.large.jpg?width=800&height=600&carousel=1
Or is there an equivalent to the geom_hatching() in lisaClust?
Also, have you had any thoughts in extending this past 7 hatching patterns?
Thanks,
Ellis
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