\name{plotDens2classInComp_plotOnly} \alias{plotDens2classInComp_plotOnly} \title{Plots the densities or boxplots of the component contributions using \code{\link{ggplot2}}.} \usage{ plotDens2classInComp_plotOnly(annot, colAnnot, global, keepLev, comp.label = NULL, colours, legend.title = NULL, pval, test, title.add = NULL, data_ref = NULL, geneExpr = NULL, geneRef = NULL, ylab = NULL, trace_globalExpression = FALSE, trace_groupExpression = TRUE, typePlot = c("density", "boxplot"), addPoints = FALSE) } \arguments{ \item{annot}{a data.frame of dimensions 'samples x annotations' with one column corresponding to the component to trait ("comp" column) and one column corresponding to the groups of interest ("interest" column)} \item{colAnnot}{the name of a column of the argument \code{annot} with the groups of interest} \item{global}{a vector with the global distribution, e.g the contribution values of all samples on the component} \item{keepLev}{the groups of interest, i.e the levels of the annotation \code{colAnnot} to be considered} \item{comp.label}{the label of the component} \item{colours}{a vector of colours indexed by the names of the groups of interest} \item{legend.title}{the title of the legend, if NULL (default) colAnnot is used} \item{pval}{the p-value of the test, will be written in the title} \item{test}{name of test that gave the p-value} \item{title.add}{a title to add to the automatically generated title} \item{data_ref}{a data.frame similar to the argument \code{annot} but restricted to a set of reference samples} \item{geneExpr}{a vector of values representative of the component, e.g the expression of the witness gene of the component} \item{geneRef}{the ID of the feature/gene \code{geneExpr} corresponds to, e.g the name of the witness gene} \item{ylab}{A label for the y-axis (character)} \item{trace_globalExpression}{if TRUE, geneExpr is plotted below the graph as a set of points whose colour is representative of the amount of expression, default is FALSE} \item{trace_groupExpression}{if TRUE (default), geneExpr is plotted below the graph, by group, as a set of points whose colour is representative of the amount of expression} \item{typePlot}{The type of plot, either "density" or "boxplot"} \item{addPoints}{If TRUE, points are superimposed on the boxplots} } \value{ A } \description{ This internal function is called by \code{\link{plotDensOneAnnotInAllComp}} and \code{\link{qualVarAnalysis}} and is dedicated to the plot of the densities or boxplots using the package \code{\link{ggplot2}}. } \author{ Anne Biton } \seealso{ \code{\link[ggplot2]{geom_density}}, \code{\link[ggplot2]{geom_boxplot}}, \code{\link[ggplot2]{geom_point}} } \keyword{internal}