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reorder heatmap

I found this case that resembles my issue, so I will use that other example to express my issue:

How to plot dataframe in R as a heatmap/grid?

I noticed that in the solution of this issue, the order is reverse alphabetical (tension, migraine NoAura, migraine Aura, cluster) instead of the original order (tension, cluster, migraine NoAura, migraine Aura).

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What would I do, if I wanted a heatmap that uses the original order from the table it was based on?

>Solution :

To keep the order as in the original data you have to convert your variable to a factor with your desired order for which forcats::fct_inorder is handy:

dt <- data.frame(
  tension = c(NA, 1.943113e+08, 8.462798e+00, 2.833333e+00),
  cluster = c(1.5, NA, NA, NA),
  migraineNoAura = c(6.960453e+00, NA, NA, 7.148313e+07),
  migraineAura = c(3.596953, NA, 7.499999, NA)
)

rownames(dt) <- c("tension", "cluster", "migraineNoAura", "migraineAura")

library(tidyverse)

dt2 <- dt |>
  rownames_to_column() |>
  mutate(rowname = fct_inorder(rowname)) |>
  pivot_longer(-rowname, names_to = "colname") |>
  mutate(colname = factor(colname, levels(rowname)))

ggplot(dt2, aes(x = rowname, y = colname, fill = value)) +
  geom_tile()

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