Hello, everyone, I have following csv-file(simplified) as instance:
0.29,2,50
0.32,3,10
0.28,4,71
0.27,1,62
0.53,1,33
0.83,5,100
with the first column for x-axis (proportion shared), the second for
y-axis (number of shared segments), the shades for 'number of pairs'.
I wonder how to realize that the "number of pairs" are denoted by
different shades as shown in the attachment ? So far, I can plot a
histogram by these codes, but have no idea how to correctly add
information of shades to it.
df<-read.csv(file="c-all-prop-test.csv",head=F,sep=",")
require(ggplot2)
qplot(x=df[,1],weight=df[,2],geom="histogram",xlab="proportion
shared",ylab="number of shared segments",colour =
I("darkgreen"), fill
= I("blue"))
It seems that d + stat_bin2d() may help. Or maybe heatmap?
Could you give me some suggestions? Best regards
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