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The description of the types of features included in a map, usually displayed in the map layout.
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Reorder legend in ggplot object
#F97A76", 'Invasive = "#65FFA1", 'Normal tissue' = "#0581DD"))
Now that all of the features are in one dataframe, you can change the levels of the factor with relevel, which change the order of the legend … So
Gcross$feature <- relevel(Gcross$feature, "Tumor")
will make "Tumor" the first level in the factor, and will make it the first item on a ggplot legend. …
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