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Issue: there is currently no function to plot figures of validation performance (precision, recall, log2FC, and F1-score) v. the thresholds identified through threshold.py. Ideally, we would be able to visualize these as line plots (similar to results available in the `maxATAC_data` repository. Solution: Added a new function to plot.py to generate a four-paneled figure with the aforementioned line plots. A matching function call was also added to threshold.py. I successfully tested this code for the TF CBX2 (sample output is attached below).
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Issue: there is currently no function to plot figures of validation performance (precision, recall, log2FC, and F1-score) v. the thresholds identified through threshold.py. Ideally, we would be able to visualize these as line plots (similar to results available in the
maxATAC_datarepository.Solution: Added a new function to plot.py to generate a four-paneled figure with the aforementioned line plots. A matching function call was also added to threshold.py. I successfully tested this code for the TF CBX2 (sample output is displayed below).
