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This major release has enormous changes to
pretty much every aspect of ggDNAvis. Expect code to break,
but also for performance and features to be enhanced across the
board.
New features:
Interactive web-app now available
Can be found on ‘Interactive App’ tab of documentation website
Can be launched locally via
ggDNAvis_shinyapp().
Aliases: American spellings should now be available for all major function and argument names.
Every instance of visualise should now also work
with visualize
e.g. visualize_single_sequence().
Every instance of colour should now also work with
color and col
e.g. sequence_text_color or
background_col.
There is a minor exception in that
visualise_methylation_colour_scale() accepts
visualize_methylation_color_scale() but does not accept
col in the function name (and does not accept mixing
visualise with color or visualize
with colour).
Some aliases are set up for common typos, especially regarding
pluralisation. In particular, index_annotations_above also
accepts index_annotation_above, and
index_annotation_full_line accepts any combination of
annotation and line being plural or
single.
If any aliases which ought to work don’t, please raise an issue at https://github.com/ejade42/ggDNAvis/issues and they can be easily added.
visualise_many_sequences() and
visualise_methylation() now have index annotations!
Arguments controlling size, colour, position, and frequency are
the same as for visualise_single_sequence().
index_annotation_lines controls which lines
(counting down from the top) have annotations.
index_annotation_full_line controls whether
annotations go to the end of each annotated sequence, or all the way to
the end of the image.
Unlike visualise_single_sequence(), index
annotations in visualise_many_sequences() and
visualise_methylation() reset each line as each line is a
different sequence.
Index annotations can now be forced to always occur at the start and end of each line
Applies to visualise_single_sequence(),
visualise_many_sequences(), and
visualise_methylation()
Controlled via index_annotation_always_first_base
and index_annotation_always_last_base logical
arguments.
On by default
visualise_methylation() can now draw text inside the
boxes
Can draw sequence text like
visualise_many_sequences(), via
sequence_text_type = "sequence".
Can draw sequence probabilities, via
sequence_text_type = "probability".
sequence_text_rounding and
sequence_text_scaling then determine how the probability
score integers from 0-255 are scaled (e.g. c(-0.5, 256)
takes (probability + 0.5) / 256 to convert to 0-1 probability) and
rounded for display.
As a consequence, visualise_methylation() now takes
sequences rather than sequence lengths as its third input, and
extract_and_sort_methylation() therefore returns sequences
as well as sequence lengths.
visualise_methylation_colour_scale can now have the
text assigned to any of the four cardinal directions rather than always
below. If set to "left" / "west" or
"right" / "east", gradient direction will be
vertical instead of horizontal.
Minor changes:
visualise_single_sequence(),
visualise_many_sequences(), and
visualise_methylation() can now use
geom_raster() instead of geom_tile() when
sequence text, index annotations, and box outlines are off. This
provides a moderate performance improvement and can be forced via
force_raster = TRUE.
visualise_single_sequence(),
visualise_many_sequences(),
visualise_methylation(), and
visualise_methylation_colour_scale() all now have a
monitor_performance argument which prints the time taken
for each step. This is mostly for internal debugging purposes.
Changed extract_methylation_from_dataframe() to now
return a list of 4 vectors instead of 3, with sequences
added. sequence_lengths is still returned just in case it’s
useful for anything, but it is no longer used in
visualise_methylation(), which now takes the sequences
directly rather than their lengths.
Removed warning for “incorrectly” removing index annotations. Now
setting any relevant argument to 0/empty
(e.g. index_annotation_size = 0,
index_annotation_interval = 0,
index_annotation_lines = numeric(0)) will automatically
change the “main” one to remove annotations.
read_fastq() and read_modified_fastq()
have a strip_at argument to remove leading ’@’s from read
IDs via new helper strip_leading_at(). This prevents issues
when FASTQ read IDs start with @ but metadata read IDs do not, and IDs
therefore cannot be merged.
Massively improved rasterise_matrix() performance by
vectorising calculations.
Changed default pixels_per_base from 20
to 100 for visualise_methylation() because
there is now the option for index and sequence text, which requires a
higher resolution to be legible.
Added accessible palette to
sequence_colour_palettes.
Starting changing all argument validation to use
bad_arg().
Enforced version requirement for ggplot2 (>= 4.0.0).
Full list of new functions, including exported helpers:
ggDNAvis_shinyapp
extract_and_sort_methylation() - renamed from
extract_methylation_from_dataframe() for consistency with
extract_and_sort_sequences(), though the old name still
works as an alias.
bad_arg() - throws an error with information
(e.g. name, class, value) about a problematic argument.
strip_leading_at() - strips leading @ from elements
of character vector (e.g. read IDs)
resolve_alias() - resolves value of an argument
where aliases are used.
resolve_alias_map() - processes a list of many
potential aliases for various arguments of a function, using
resolve_alias() for each individually.
monitor_start() - initiate performance
monitoring.
monitor() - continue performance
monitoring.
format_time_diff() - format a difference between
times.
convert_sequences_to_matrix() - convert vector of
sequences to character matrix.
insert_at_indices() - inserts blank lines for index
annotations.
rasterise_index_annotations() - calculates
coordinates and labels for index annotations.
rasterise_probabilities() - calculates coordinates
and labels for methylation probabilities.
Deleted functions:
convert_input_seq_to_sequence_list()
convert_sequences_to_annotations()
Bug fixes:
Changes:
Removed raster::raster() dependency
Added new rasterise_matrix() function to do
rasterisation
Changed convert_input_seq_to_sequence_list()
behaviour:
Bug fixes:
Fixed critical error with plot matching lenience on some local linux systems that resulted in tests failing
Inserted additional padding blank lines above/below with
index_annotation_vertical_position > 1 to avoid plot
dimensions breaking (visualise_single_sequence())
Known issues remaining:
Related to ggplot v4.0.0:
Pixel rendering changes means rectangles sometimes fail to render in visualise_methylation_colour_scale(), resulting in the appearance of vertical white lines. This depends on the precision and exact export size.
There is a faint line around the panel area with non-white backgrounds.
Documented that debug_join_vector_num() and
debug_join_vector_str() do not return a value
Changed some reference images to account for ggplot2 updating to v4.0.0
Initial CRAN submission
Initial functionality:
Visualise single DNA sequences, multiple DNA sequences, and DNA
modification (e.g. methylation):
visualise_single_sequence(),
visualise_many_sequences(),
visualise_methylation()
Read and write FASTQ, including modified FASTQ produced with -T
MM,ML that stores modification information in the header rows:
read_fastq(), write_fastq(),
read_modified_fastq(),
write_modified_fastq()
Intelligently merge with metadata including read direction, and
reverse all information for reverse reads only to make all reads
“forward” versions: merge_fastq_with_metadata(),
merge_methylation_with_metadata()
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.