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Jun 21, 2021 at 15:53 answer added Erwan timeline score: 0
Jun 21, 2021 at 14:45 comment added user14687500 @Erwan So my vision was to have 40s rept1+rep1 with 80s rep 1, 40s rep2 and 80s rep2 then 40s rep3 and 80s rep3
Jun 21, 2021 at 14:44 comment added user14687500 xzl.mmu.C57.testis.wt.adult.80S_crosslink.rep1+rept1.RPF.trimmed.gz.x_rRNA.x_hairpin.mm10v1.unique.+jxn.bed13.RPF.sense.hybrid.utr3.1up.5end.PNLDC1.rep1.bed6 xzl.mmu.C57.testis.wt.adult.80S_crosslink.rep2+rept2.RPF.R1.trimmed.gz.x_rRNA.x_hairpin.mm10v1.unique.+jxn.bed13.RPF.sense.hybrid.utr3.1up.5end.PNLDC1.rep1.bed6 xzl.mmu.C57.testis.wt.adult.80S_crosslink.rep3+rept3.RPF.R1.trimmed.gz.x_rRNA.x_hairpin.mm10v1.unique.+jxn.bed13.RPF.sense.hybrid.utr3.1up.5end.PNLDC1.rep1.bed6
Jun 21, 2021 at 14:44 comment added user14687500 xzl.mmu.C57.testis.wt.adult.40S_crosslink.rep1+rept1.RPF.trimmed.gz.x_rRNA.x_hairpin.mm10v1.unique.+jxn.bed13.40S.sense.hybrid.utr3.1up.5end.PNLDC1.rep1.bed6 xzl.mmu.C57.testis.wt.adult.40S_crosslink.rep2+rept2.RPF.R1.trimmed.gz.x_rRNA.x_hairpin.mm10v1.unique.+jxn.bed13.40S.sense.hybrid.utr3.1up.5end.PNLDC1.rep1.bed6 xzl.mmu.C57.testis.wt.adult.40S_crosslink.rep3+rept3.RPF.R1.trimmed.gz.x_rRNA.x_hairpin.mm10v1.unique.+jxn.bed13.40S.sense.hybrid.utr3.1up.5end.PNLDC1.rep1.bed6
Jun 21, 2021 at 14:43 comment added user14687500 I have one column for each sample but I wanted to pair 80s and 40s to have 2 samples for each trinucleotide. These are the names of the 6 columns:
Jun 21, 2021 at 14:07 comment added Erwan I just realized something: do you have one column for each sample or more than one column? Because if you have only one column for each sample and only one row for each trinuclueotide, then it means that you have a single value for every pair (trinucleotide+sample) and in this case it wouldn't make sense to use boxplots.
Jun 21, 2021 at 14:03 comment added Erwan Ok, as far as I understand the group column is incorrect: it's supposed to contain which of the 6 samples the row belongs to, but instead it's just the trinucleotide (which is also copied in the gene column). So the question is: where can you obtain the sample information in your data? Given the format of your data I assume that it's encoded in the columns names somehow. How many columns do you have in the file at the beginning? If it's not too many can you copy-paste the full columns names? Do you know which columns correspond to which sample?
Jun 21, 2021 at 11:02 comment added user14687500 @Erwan I just did that!
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Jun 21, 2021 at 9:59 comment added Erwan Ok that's a bit clearer but a screenshot is not very helpful, I can't use it to test what happens, and the columns names are not even visible. What is the problem exactly: do you obtain the table marte in the right format, with columns gene, value and group? Maybe you can edit the question to add a copy-paste result of head(marte). Otherwise, if the problem is that you don't obtain exactly the plot that you want, can you please show the plot that you obtain? The code looks correct to me, but without any data I can't debug anything.
Jun 21, 2021 at 0:10 comment added user14687500 I managed to post the table on r community if you have a moment to check community.rstudio.com/t/…
Jun 21, 2021 at 0:08 comment added user14687500 Unfortunately I can't attach the table as a comment @Erwan
Jun 21, 2021 at 0:08 comment added user14687500 Trinucleotide Gene 1 Gene 2. Gene 3. Gene 4. Gene 5. Gene 6 AAG 0.2. 0.6 0.8. 0.9. 0.8. 0.3 ACG 0.09. 0.09. 0.87. 0.45. 0.22. 0.05 GGC 0.1. 0.7. 0.9 0.98. 0.8 0.92 TCA 0.9 0.65 0.5 0.2 0.54 0.09
Jun 21, 2021 at 0:04 comment added user14687500 I have an excel sheet with a column that contains trinucleotides and 6 other columns containing the frequency of each trinucleotide in 6 different genes(there are 64 trinucleotides in total). I would like to plot the data in a box plot similar to the one above with the trinucleotide as the x axis and frequency as y axis wit each box representing a gene
Jun 20, 2021 at 22:28 comment added Erwan Welcome to DataScienceSE. I'm confused about what you're asking, the graph you show is not what you want? If not can you please clarify what you would like to obtain differently?
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