Hi, just getting back to this. To be clear, do you want to increase the dot size uniformly, or make it proportional to the value?
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Hi,Sorry, I missed your answer. For now, increasing dot size uniformly was the main reason.An option to make it proportional would be a bonus (which clearly makes it possible to detect/spot outliers and, more importantly, reduces cluttering around zero). The size should that be limited also at the extremes, e.g. in a homozygous loss the Log2R drops to very large negative vaules. And double null-genotypes would also generate large dots. So for me, I would be happy with a uniform increase/setting.Jasper2017-02-07 1:13 GMT+01:00 Jim Robinson <jrob...@broadinstitute.org>:Hi, just getting back to this. To be clear, do you want to increase the dot size uniformly, or make it proportional to the value?
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