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Hi!
In some cases it would be nice if the y-axis scale was fixed for each compared condition. I think this could help visualize differences in the inclusion levels of alternative events. There are different ways in which this feature could be implemented, one could either fix the y-scale to that of the max read count among all the plots or it could be fixed to a value that is manually entered by the user. Both of these approaches should be fairly easy to implement using standard ggplot syntax and I could try it out if this sounds interesting to anyone else!
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Hi!
In some cases it would be nice if the y-axis scale was fixed for each compared condition. I think this could help visualize differences in the inclusion levels of alternative events. There are different ways in which this feature could be implemented, one could either fix the y-scale to that of the max read count among all the plots or it could be fixed to a value that is manually entered by the user. Both of these approaches should be fairly easy to implement using standard ggplot syntax and I could try it out if this sounds interesting to anyone else!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: