Hi. Thank you very much; this was really helpful. Is it possible to change the y axis to % instead of fractions? Is it also possible to specify the min and max and intervals in the x axis? Thank you.
While I haven't tried to change the probabilities on the y-axis to percentages, I believe it's possible since percentages can be probabilities. Setting min and max on y-axis, that might not be possible since it calculates the probability ratios between 1 and 0. For the x-axis, sure, you can change the ranges as they suit your data.
Thank you so much with the video. It was so clear and easy to understand. i used as on my data set for my thesis!
That's great!
Outstanding! It's wonderful to see that it works in my computer exactly as in your video. Thank you.
You're welcome bro
Thank you for all the details!
Amazing video thx
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outstanding
Thank you
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Hi. Thank you very much; this was really helpful. Is it possible to change the y axis to % instead of fractions? Is it also possible to specify the min and max and intervals in the x axis? Thank you.
While I haven't tried to change the probabilities on the y-axis to percentages, I believe it's possible since percentages can be probabilities. Setting min and max on y-axis, that might not be possible since it calculates the probability ratios between 1 and 0. For the x-axis, sure, you can change the ranges as they suit your data.
@@makepistatI figured it out. Thanks.
Excellent tutorial, can you please share the R code.
drive.google.com/file/d/1iobldSKJGA2FWen6v3m1zS14FTLBWuv7/view?usp=sharing
The myeloma data is it from TCGA
It comes with the package. I am not sure of the exact study
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