Add details to vignettes about corncob plotting functions #180
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I am responding to issue statdivlab#144 to describe the plotting functions in more detail, and also describing how to access data from the functions so users can create custom plots.
I am responding to the failed checks on PR statdivlab#180, which I think were caused by mutate() not being called dplyr::mutate().
svteichman
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Sep 3, 2024
I mistakenly edited the vignette without phyloseq to repeated the sentence "The points represent the relative abundances" in PR statdivlab#180. The duplicate is now removed and the formatting is identical between vignettes.
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Thank you @svteichman for catching the typo I introduced! I corrected it and once this passes checks again I will merge. |
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I am responding to issue #144 to describe the plotting functions in more detail, and also describing how to access data from the functions so users can create custom plots.