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pl_stacked_violin

Create compact stacked violin plots for visualizing single-cell RNA sequencing data, enabling detailed comparison of gene expression across groups with customizable color maps, scales, and annotations.

Instructions

Plot stacked violin plots. Makes a compact image composed of individual violin plots stacked on top of each other.

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
color_mapNoColor map to use for continuous variables.
figsizeNoFigure size. Format is (width, height).
gene_symbolsNoColumn name in .var DataFrame that stores gene symbols.
groupbyNoThe key of the observation grouping to consider.
jitterNoAdd jitter to the stripplot (only when stripplot is True).
layerNoName of the AnnData object layer that wants to be plotted.
legend_fontoutlineNoLine width of the legend font outline in pt.
legend_fontsizeNoNumeric size in pt or string describing the size.
legend_fontweightNoLegend font weight. A numeric value in range 0-1000 or a string.bold
legend_locNoLocation of legend, either 'on data', 'right margin' or a valid keyword for the loc parameter.right margin
logNoPlot on logarithmic axis.
orderNoOrder in which to show the categories.
paletteNoColors to use for plotting categorical annotation groups.
scaleNoThe method used to scale the width of each violin.width
sizeNoSize of the jitter points.
stripplotNoAdd a stripplot on top of the violin plot.
swap_axesNoSwap axes such that observations are on the x-axis.
use_rawNoUse raw attribute of adata if present.
var_namesNovar_names should be a valid subset of adata.var_names.
vcenterNoThe value representing the center of the color scale.
vmaxNoThe value representing the upper limit of the color scale.
vminNoThe value representing the lower limit of the color scale.

Implementation Reference

  • Generic handler function that dispatches to sc.pl.stacked_violin (via pl_func mapping) with validated arguments and handles figure saving and logging.
    def run_pl_func(ads, func, arguments): """ Execute a Scanpy plotting function with the given arguments. Parameters ---------- adata : AnnData Annotated data matrix. func : str Name of the plotting function to execute. arguments : dict Arguments to pass to the plotting function. Returns ------- The result of the plotting function. """ adata = ads.adata_dic[ads.active] if func not in pl_func: raise ValueError(f"Unsupported function: {func}") run_func = pl_func[func] parameters = inspect.signature(run_func).parameters kwargs = {k: arguments.get(k) for k in parameters if k in arguments} if "title" not in parameters: kwargs.pop("title", False) kwargs.pop("return_fig", True) kwargs["show"] = False kwargs["save"] = ".png" try: fig = run_func(adata, **kwargs) fig_path = set_fig_path(func, **kwargs) add_op_log(adata, run_func, kwargs) return fig_path except Exception as e: raise e return fig_path
  • Pydantic model defining the input schema for the pl_stacked_violin tool, extending BaseStatPlotModel with specific parameters like stripplot, jitter, size, order, scale, swap_axes.
    class StackedViolinModel(BaseStatPlotModel): """Input schema for the stacked_violin plotting tool.""" stripplot: bool = Field( default=True, description="Add a stripplot on top of the violin plot." ) jitter: Union[float, bool] = Field( default=True, description="Add jitter to the stripplot (only when stripplot is True)." ) size: int = Field( default=1, description="Size of the jitter points.", gt=0 ) order: Optional[List[str]] = Field( default=None, description="Order in which to show the categories." ) scale: Literal['area', 'count', 'width'] = Field( default='width', description="The method used to scale the width of each violin." ) swap_axes: bool = Field( default=False, description="Swap axes such that observations are on the x-axis." ) @field_validator('size') def validate_size(cls, v: int) -> int: """Validate size is positive""" if v <= 0: raise ValueError("size must be a positive integer") return v
  • Creates the MCP Tool object for pl_stacked_violin with name, description, and input schema.
    pl_stacked_violin = types.Tool( name="pl_stacked_violin", description="Plot stacked violin plots. Makes a compact image composed of individual violin plots stacked on top of each other.", inputSchema=StackedViolinModel.model_json_schema(), )
  • Maps the tool name 'pl_stacked_violin' to the underlying scanpy function sc.pl.stacked_violin, used by the handler.
    pl_func = { "pl_pca": sc.pl.pca, "pl_embedding": sc.pl.embedding, # Add the new embedding function "diffmap": sc.pl.diffmap, "pl_violin": sc.pl.violin, "pl_stacked_violin": sc.pl.stacked_violin, "pl_heatmap": sc.pl.heatmap, "pl_dotplot": sc.pl.dotplot, "pl_matrixplot": sc.pl.matrixplot, "pl_tracksplot": sc.pl.tracksplot, "pl_scatter": sc.pl.scatter, "embedding_density": sc.pl.embedding_density, "rank_genes_groups": sc.pl.rank_genes_groups, "pl_rank_genes_groups_dotplot": sc.pl.rank_genes_groups_dotplot, # Add function mapping "pl_clustermap": sc.pl.clustermap, "pl_highly_variable_genes": sc.pl.highly_variable_genes, "pl_pca_variance_ratio": sc.pl.pca_variance_ratio, }
  • Registers the pl_stacked_violin Tool object in the pl_tools dictionary for higher-level tool collection.
    pl_tools = { "pl_pca": pl_pca_tool, "pl_embedding": pl_embedding, # Add the new embedding tool # "diffmap": diffmap, "pl_violin": pl_violin, "pl_stacked_violin": pl_stacked_violin, "pl_heatmap": pl_heatmap, "pl_dotplot": pl_dotplot, "pl_matrixplot": pl_matrixplot, "pl_tracksplot": pl_tracksplot, "pl_scatter": pl_scatter, # "embedding_density": embedding_density, # "spatial": spatial, # "rank_genes_groups": rank_genes_groups, "pl_rank_genes_groups_dotplot": pl_rank_genes_groups_dotplot, # Add tool mapping # "pl_clustermap": pl_clustermap, "pl_highly_variable_genes": pl_highly_variable_genes, "pl_pca_variance_ratio": pl_pca_variance_ratio, }

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