Dear Jonathan,
Thanks a lot for your help! That works pretty well!
Best wishes,
Wei
On 7/15/10 5:52 PM, Jonathan Flowers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What if you create two data frames, then merge them by gene id.
>
> If your data is in a data frame called "dframe"...
>
> df1 <- subset(dframe,select=c("id2c
Hi,
What if you create two data frames, then merge them by gene id.
If your data is in a data frame called "dframe"...
df1 <- subset(dframe,select=c("id2c","2c"))
df2 <- subset(dframe,select=c("id1c","1c"))
merged <- merge(df1,df2,by.x="id2c",by.y="id1c",all=TRUE)
plot(merged$1c,merged$2c)
Ch
Dear all,
I would like to make a scatter plot using "plot" function. I have two
sample 1c and 2c, the 1st and 3rd are the ID of each gene, the 2nd and
3rd are the values. But as you can see some genes are not in the same
row, i.e: ENSMUSG0001020 is in the 4th row in sample 2c and 7th row
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