ggVennDiagram: Intuitive Venn diagram software extended.
Chun-Hui Gao1,2,3, Chengjie Chen4, Turgut Akyol5
1National Key Laboratory of Agricultural Microbiology Huazhong Agricultural University Wuhan China.
Imeta
|June 13, 2024
Summary
ggVennDiagram offers versatile tools for visualizing overlapping data, including Venn diagrams for up to seven sets and unlimited set upset plots. It also provides a Venn Calculator and is available as an R package, Shiny App, and TBtools plugin.
Area of Science:
- Bioinformatics
- Computational Biology
- Data Visualization
Background:
- Venn diagrams are essential for illustrating set intersections in biological data.
- Existing tools may have limitations in the number of sets or visualization types.
- There is a need for flexible and accessible tools for complex set analysis.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce ggVennDiagram, a comprehensive R package for creating various types of set visualizations.
- To provide users with tools for analyzing overlaps across multiple biological datasets.
- To offer multiple platforms for accessing these visualization capabilities.
Main Methods:
- Development of an R package implementing Venn diagram and upset plot functionalities.
- Integration of a Venn Calculator for quantitative overlap analysis.
- Packaging ggVennDiagram as a Shiny application and a plugin for the TBtools software.
Main Results:
- ggVennDiagram supports subset/region filling Venn diagrams for up to seven sets.
- Upset plots can be generated for an unlimited number of sets.
- A functional Venn Calculator is included for pairwise and multi-set comparisons.
- The tool is readily available through R, a standalone Shiny App, and the TBtools plugin.
Conclusions:
- ggVennDiagram provides a powerful and flexible solution for visualizing and analyzing set intersections in bioinformatics.
- Its availability across multiple platforms enhances accessibility for researchers.
- The tool facilitates a deeper understanding of complex biological data overlaps.
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