Is it possible to use a log scale on the "Event count" axis of a histogram? In my attachment, the top row is the negative control, and the bottom is the sample. I have to use the 2D plot (left column) to determine where the threshold for detection is. I'd like to use the histogram (right column), but with a linear scale it's not possible to see any data points that are low abundance. (In this example they are 0.5%.) I'd also argue that log counts for events are usually more biologically interesting. I know I can change the y-axis scale manually, which is an okay workaround here, but a log scale would be more comprehensive.
That thought never crossed my mind . so right now, this is not possible. I will add it to my ToDo. Shouldn't be too difficult ti implement, but I always think that ....
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Is it possible to use a log scale on the "Event count" axis of a histogram? In my attachment, the top row is the negative control, and the bottom is the sample. I have to use the 2D plot (left column) to determine where the threshold for detection is. I'd like to use the histogram (right column), but with a linear scale it's not possible to see any data points that are low abundance. (In this example they are 0.5%.) I'd also argue that log counts for events are usually more biologically interesting. I know I can change the y-axis scale manually, which is an okay workaround here, but a log scale would be more comprehensive.
That thought never crossed my mind . so right now, this is not possible. I will add it to my ToDo. Shouldn't be too difficult ti implement, but I always think that ....