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Suggested by Paul Thomas, we can use iTOL. Seems to have API.
This is a javascript SVG based visualization tool jsPhyloSVG. Seems to have API, and moreover, suitable to be used with Shiny. Elsevier uses this. So far, this is the tool that I like the most.
PhyD3 makes interactive visualizations. Suitable for Shiny.
In R
The ape::plot.phylo function has several options that I was not aware of. Now that I realized that the coordinates of the nodes are stored in .PlotPhyloEnv$last_plot.phylo as xx and yy, I can use this as input to create more personalized visualizations.
The ggtree R package, currently used here, is not working properly when handling the annotations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Web-based
Suggested by Paul Thomas, we can use iTOL. Seems to have API.
This is a javascript SVG based visualization tool jsPhyloSVG. Seems to have API, and moreover, suitable to be used with Shiny. Elsevier uses this. So far, this is the tool that I like the most.
SILVA Tree Viewer is a webapp.
TreeLink is a webapp.
PhyD3 makes interactive visualizations. Suitable for Shiny.
In R
The
ape::plot.phylo
function has several options that I was not aware of. Now that I realized that the coordinates of the nodes are stored in.PlotPhyloEnv$last_plot.phylo
asxx
andyy
, I can use this as input to create more personalized visualizations.The
ggtree
R package, currently used here, is not working properly when handling the annotations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: