I think this is what you want, using the volcano dataset as an example:
> data(volcano)
> heatmap.2(volcano / max(volcano), col=c(heat.colors(16)[1:15],"black"))
Basically, setting the last color to be black. If you want better
control over exactly what range should be black, you can set the
breaks property.
> breaks <- c(seq(0, 1-1e-10, length=16) ,1)
> heatmap.2(volcano / max(volcano), col=c(heat.colors(16)[1:15],"black"),
> breaks = breaks)
HTH
Schalk Heunis
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 1:43 PM, bioinformatics_guy
<wwwhite...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to display the probability space of a function and wanted to see
> specifically where the maximum posterior probability is.
>
> data=read.table("PosteriorData",header=F)
> mat=as.matrix(data)
> heatmap.2(mat/max(mat,na.rm=T),dendrogram=c("none"),trace=c("none"),
>
> Rowv=F,Colv=F,labRow=3*c(10:-10),labCol=3*c(-10:10),symm=T,col=rainbow(100))
>
> As the values are largely dispersed, I proportioned them to the maximum
> posterior value (matrix/max value matrix) so that the max value would be 1.
> I'd like this point to show up as say black on my heatmap. Is there a way I
> can do this? Set value=1 as black or yellow or whatever?
>
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