static
, interactive
and dynamic
network visualizations.identifier
selects the column in the col_meta
to translate. Use from
and to
to specify the identify of the selected identifier
and what new identifier
it should be translated to.fold-change
to its absolute value and sign. This is useful to normalize increases and decreases and encode their magnitude and direction of change using separate asthetics.p-value
to a binary (e.g. true or false) outcome. This is useful to separate asthetics for significant and non-significant fold-changes
. The following examples would evaluate if the p-value
is less than or equal to 0.05
.save
the results from fold-change
and p-values
prior to using them with the combine
transformation.regularized
correlation
networks Jiang et al. (2019).p-values
should be False discovery rate
Benjamini and Hochberg (1995) corrected.lambda
(higher lambda is more strict), but this needs to be done after a model is calculated. If no edges are returned using manual
then try a lowe or less stict regularization.biochemcial
networks. Metabolomic precursor to product relationships are based on KEGG
identifiers.structural
simialrity networks. Metabolite structural
similarities are calculated based on overlap in Pubchem structural fingerprints defined by compound identifiers
or CID
Select
networks to combine and visualize. Use single edges
to remove duplicate edges from the combined edge lists.Update
network node attributes based on another compatible data set.static
plots which will be featured in the report.interactive
plots which allow pan zoom, on hover annotations and control of which nodes and edges are shown.dynamic
plots which highlight node connections, on hover annotations, moving nodes and look up of nodes of interest.