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3.5 years ago
sking
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Hi, I'm trying to create a bar plot whose x-axis has several variables (measuring gene expression in two genotypes with three treatment conditions collected on various days (after disease induction)).
Ideally the graph would be depicted by day on the x-axis (0, 1, 3, 5). Each day would have genotypes in opposing colors and treatments ordered within genotype. I found this post that is similar Example graph but the answer using iris data lacks one variable (genotype).
Here's what the data look like:
# A tibble: 24 x 6
sample genotype treatment day gene1 gene2
<dbl> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 1 WT Control 0 1 0.933
2 2 WT Treatment1 0 1.09 6.73
3 3 WT Treatment2 0 0.759 7.78
4 4 KO Control 0 0.725 0
5 5 KO Treatment1 0 0.624 0
6 6 KO Treatment2 0 0.820 0
7 7 WT Control 1 0.863 0.821
8 8 WT Treatment1 1 0.991 5.45
9 9 WT Treatment2 1 0.871 7.21
10 10 KO Control 1 0.634 0
# ... with 14 more rows
Thanks in advance!
What have you tried? What does your ggplot code look like right now?
I've tried this but I get stacked bars because of the treatment. I just don't know how to add in another 'layer' to the x-axis.
I also tried to reshape the data as described in this post, but since I have three non-continuous variables it doesn't seem to work :/
I have a feeling you're trying to visualize too many variables in a single static plot. If you need individual non-stacked bars, your x needs to be
treatment
, notday
. Try using that to plot for a single value of day. You can then use facets to add in theday
component.