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This article will explain in detail how to add heat maps to Evolview when drawing evolution trees. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.
Add a heat map when Evolview draws an evolutionary tree
When Evolview draws an evolutionary tree, it can add heat map information according to its own settings.
Setting method:
[1]。 Create a new project and use the new phylogenetic tree "(ARARO 0.1, (BRV 0.2, (CRV 0.3 DRV 0.4) 100Rd 0.05) 100Rd 0.1) 90RV 0.43;".
[2]。 The dataset format is as follows:
# heatmappings legendTitle Example of heatmap # Legend description! does showLegends 1 # show Legend 0: hidden 1: display #! defaultStrokeColor pinkchart colors defaultStrokeWidth 2 colors blue, yellow,red # use the specified color to generate color gradients! colorgradientMarkLabel 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, legends, color gradients #-- heatmap column labels--! showHeatMapColumnLabel 1 # shows the heat map column label! heatmapColumnLabels e1 line e2 heatmap control # sets the heat map column label #-- heatmap-- heatmap margin=2,colwidth=30! Roundedcorner=2 # heat map display settings #-- showdata valuepictures showdataValue show=1,fontsize=12,fontitalic=0,textalign=start # data display settings A-2Magi 3Magi 5Jing 0B 7Leng 9jing10Ling 23C 13Jing 1519LING 8D 20JI 22Eng 25L4
Modify options and parameter descriptions:
The following 'modifiers' (Key-Value pairs) are supported for heatmap:
Universal modifiers
! Title or! Legendtexttitle of the legend; default = name of the dataset ShowLegends0 or 10: hide legends; 1: show legendsdisplaying opacityfloat number between 0 to 1opacity of the datasetmodifiers shared with Bar Charts and Dot plots
Modifiers that apply to both Bar Charts, Dot Plots and Heatmappings gridlabel or! axis or! showHeatMapColumnLabelnone, or any integer; 0: hide column labels; > = 1: show column labels; note: using! showHeatMapColumnLabel here is recommendedshow heatmap column labels (note: does not work in circular modes)! columnLabelStyletweak column label styles; see section 'colum label style' for detail
! defaultStrokeWidthany value > = 0stroke width that applies to both legends and the charting defaultStrokeColorany valid color name such as red and yellow and html hex color such as # FF00FFstroke color that applies to both legends and the chart; see more about stroke colors; also see the section bellowheatmap specific
! colorgradient or! colorspectrumtwo or more valid colors separated by','; a colorgradient will be generated using the specified colors (see more examples bellow); this modifier is mandatoryvalid colors include html color names (such as red, yellow, lightblue; see here for a complete list of supported html color names) as well as html hex colors such as # FF00FFFcolorgradientMarkLabel or! colorgradientMarkLabelsone or more valid numbers separated by', 'such as-3 mine2, 7, 7, 9, 10. See bellow for more examplesnumbers to be plotted in the legend next to the color gradientcolorheatmapColumnLabel or! heatmapColumnLabels orone or more text strings separated by',', such as trait 1 colorGradientWidthany integer trait 2 control; see bellow for more examplestexts to be plotted on the top of the heatmap, each text string corresponds to a column of the heatmap; NOTE not implemented yet in circular modecolorPixelHeight or! colorGradientHeightany integer > 1pixel height of the color gradient in the legend, default = 100 colors PixelWidth or! colorGradientWidthany integer > 1pixel width of the color gradient in the legend, default = 15 colors heatmapsee section the! heatmap modifieroptionalshow data valuessee section show data value for more details
Unsupported modifiersmodifiers that are not supported in Heatmap
! Groups or! LegendText
! LegendStyle or! Style
! LegendColors or! Colors
! grid
! plotwidth
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