Re: [Jtreeview-users] height of subtrees

[Alok S. <al...@ca...>]

Dear Itamar,

By height of subtree, I will assume you mean the x axis offset for  
the horizontal (i.e. gene) tree, or the y-axis offset for the  
vertical (i.e. array) tree. The height of each subtree is given by  
the correlation of the node that corresponds to that subtree, so the  
problem of calculating the height of subtrees is fairly trivial. In  
JTV, the interval from the minimum correlation to 1.0 correlation is  
mapped onto the interval of pixels that are available, so once you  
know the minimum correlation in the tree (typically the correlation  
of the root node) and the number of available pixels, you can  
calculate subtree height in pixels.

Did I misunderstand the question?

	-Alok

On Jan 10, 2007, at 1:46 PM, Itamar Cohen wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have been working with trees in the same format as the ones used  
> in jtreeview (cdt & gtr files).  I have recently been trying to  
> calculate height  of subtrees.  I'm sure that's a problem addressed  
> in the treeview, do you have a specific method for this calculation?
>
> Thanks
> Itamar Cohen
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