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Plotting in R for Biologists -- Lesson 6: Plot anything!

Lesson 6: Plot anything! — A nice figure for any occasion Get the whole course ad free: https://marianattestad.gumroad.com/l/... You can put in $0 to get the course for free, I really don't mind, and then you can watch it all without distractions and ads for better learning :) Check out my main channel    / omgenomics  . Code, data, and video downloads available on http://marianattestad.com/blog Analyze your data yourself, beyond the limitations of Excel and without waiting for a collaborator. My name is Maria Nattestad and I'm a computational biologist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Whenever I talk to other grad students and post-docs about their experience with analyzing their data, the most common answer I get is "I'm really frustrated with Excel and Prism, so I tried learning R but it was really complicated and I never got far enough to where I could apply it to my research." I made this course for them, and I hope you will like it too. From the initial stages of quickly determining what your data is telling you, up to polished, publication-quality plots, this course will show you how to set up a smooth system for every step along the way. It will save you time by automating your data analysis, so you can focus on designing experiments and interpreting the results for your next big paper. Recently it has become more necessary for biologists to know some computational skills, but that doesn’t mean you have to be a programmer. My goal with this course is to give you an awesome introduction to the one skill that is immediately applicable to your research and also the easiest to learn right away. No matter what research you do, you will need to make some plots, and R is a great language for doing that. The best parts of R are the awesome packages that other people have built already. My favorites are ggplot and ComplexHeatmaps, so I go into detail on them in this course. This video course will get you analyzing your data and plotting it quickly while teaching you only the programming skills that are most useful for your research, so you can stop messing around in Excel and get back to the fun part of your research. Here's what I'll teach you. Lesson 1: Hit the ground running — From data to plot with a few magic words Lesson 2: Importing and downloading data — From Excel, text files, or publicly available data, I’ve got you covered. Lesson 3: Interrogating your data — What are you??? Lesson 4: Filtering and cleaning up data — Kicking out the data that annoys you and polishing up the rest Lesson 5: Tweaking everything in your plots — Satisfying your inner perfectionist…or the journal’s nit-picky demands… Lesson 6: Plot anything! — A nice figure for any occasion Bar plots Scatter plots Box plots Violin plots Density plots Dot-plots Line-plots for time-course data Venn diagrams Lesson 7: Multifaceted figures — When you just really need 92 plots to make your point Lesson 8: Heatmaps — It’s gettin’ hot in here! These lessons are a total of 3 hours of video content and all the code and data so you can follow along and play with the plots yourself. By the end of this course, you will be able to confidently get your data into R (including straight from Excel), analyze it, produce several types of publication-quality plots, and automatically save them for your next big paper. We will look at genomic data, gene lists, time-course data, structural variants, and copy number data for heatmaps. After just 3 hours of video lessons, you will be able to do things that took me months to learn.