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There is an Upset tool on Galaxy, based on Intervene which is a command line tool, but it accepts the data in a special format and I haven't been able to run it on a simple tabular data...
I would actually opt for creating an upset plot based on widely used UpSetR package which accepts both lists and tabular data.
User would supply a table where ideally rows = features, columns = samples, and within the tool a binary matrix would be firstly created (0 intensity -> 0; any non-zero intensity -> 1). Out of that the plot can be created easily using the upset() function.
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There is an Upset tool on Galaxy, based on Intervene which is a command line tool, but it accepts the data in a special format and I haven't been able to run it on a simple tabular data...
I would actually opt for creating an upset plot based on widely used UpSetR package which accepts both lists and tabular data.
User would supply a table where ideally rows = features, columns = samples, and within the tool a binary matrix would be firstly created (0 intensity -> 0; any non-zero intensity -> 1). Out of that the plot can be created easily using the
upset()
function.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: