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A clear and concise description of what the issue is.
Go to dataset curator, select violin, and facet by columns. All facets have their their own y-axis scales (which are not displayed). The figure only shows one y-axis, which appears to be "tied" to the leftmost facet.
e.g. choose
Dataset: Pathogenic variants damage cell composition and single-cell transcription in cardiomyopathies (pseudobulk)
Display Type: Violin
Gene: MYH6
x-axis: genotype
y-axis: expression
Facet Column: celltype
The resulting plot suggests that all cell types have the same expression of MYH6, but hovering over the data, it is clear that e.g. CM have over 25K, while other cell types are mostly below 100. Re-ordering the cell types toggles a change in y-axis.
Output or error messages.
No response
Anything else?
Until this issue is fixed, we just need to be aware that violin faceted by columns can show an unexpected behaviour.
This can be "corrected" by hand on a case by case basis using Y Tick Range. The max range of data can be found by hovering over the plot, and Y Tick Range set manually. For other displays, just reset Y Tick Range to nothing/null.
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Dataset curator: violin faceted by columns show an unexpected behaviour
Jun 23, 2023
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A clear and concise description of what the issue is.
Go to dataset curator, select violin, and facet by columns. All facets have their their own y-axis scales (which are not displayed). The figure only shows one y-axis, which appears to be "tied" to the leftmost facet.
e.g. choose
The resulting plot suggests that all cell types have the same expression of MYH6, but hovering over the data, it is clear that e.g. CM have over 25K, while other cell types are mostly below 100. Re-ordering the cell types toggles a change in y-axis.
Output or error messages.
No response
Anything else?
Until this issue is fixed, we just need to be aware that violin faceted by columns can show an unexpected behaviour.
This can be "corrected" by hand on a case by case basis using
Y Tick Range
. The max range of data can be found by hovering over the plot, andY Tick Range
set manually. For other displays, just resetY Tick Range
to nothing/null.What browser were you using?
Firefox, Chrome
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: