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function plot_chromosomes($matchedData, $path, $title, $build, $format) {
if ($format == 'csv') {
generate_csv($matchedData, $path);
return;
}
$one_chrom_match = $matchedData;
$two_chrom_match = []; // Assuming no data for two chromosome matches in this context
$cytobands = []; // Assuming cytobands data needs to be integrated or is not required for matched SNP visualization
$image = imagecreatetruecolor(650, 900);
$background_color = imagecolorallocate($image, 202, 202, 202);
imagefill($image, 0, 0, $background_color);
$df = _patch_chromosomal_features($cytobands, $one_chrom_match, $two_chrom_match);
$collections = _chromosome_collections($df, $chrom_ybase, $chrom_height);
foreach ($collections as $collection) {
if ($format == 'svg') {
$svgFile = fopen($path, 'w');
fwrite($svgFile, "<svg width='650' height='900' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'>\n");
foreach ($collections as $collection) {
$color = sprintf("#%02x%02x%02x", $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255);
foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) {
fwrite($svgFile, "<rect x='{$xrange['start']}' y='{$collection['yrange'][0]}' width='{$xrange['width']}' height='" . ($collection['yrange'][1] - $collection['yrange'][0]) . "' fill='{$color}' />\n");
}
}
fwrite($svgFile, "</svg>");
fclose($svgFile);
return;
}
CSVGenerator::generate($matchedData, str_replace('.svg', '.csv', $path));
$color = imagecolorallocate($image, $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255);
foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) {
imagerectangle($image, $xrange['start'], $collection['yrange'][0], $xrange['start'] + $xrange['width'], $collection['yrange'][1], $color);
}
}
}
function generate_csv($matchedData, $path) {
$csvFile = fopen($path, 'w');
foreach ($matchedData as $data) {
fputcsv($csvFile, $data);
}
fclose($csvFile);
}

require_once 'SNPs.php';
require_once 'Visualization.php';
class MatchKits {
private $kitsData = [];
private $matchedData;
public function loadKitsData($kitPaths) {
foreach ($kitPaths as $path) {
$this->kitsData[] = new Dna\Snps\SNPs($path);
}
}
public function matchKits() {
$this->matchedData = []; // Initialize matched data array
foreach ($this->kit1Data->getSnps() as $snp1) {
foreach ($this->kit2Data->getSnps() as $snp2) {
if ($snp1['pos'] == $snp2['pos'] && $snp1['genotype'] == $snp2['genotype']) {
$this->matchedData[] = $snp1; // Add matching SNP to matched data
}
}
}
}
public function visualizeMatchedData($format) {
$visualization = new Visualization();

php-dna/src/Snps/SNPs.php

Lines 284 to 305 in 6c1e9a1

*/
public function getSnps(): array
{
return $this->_snps;
}
/**
* Status indicating if build of SNPs was detected.
*
* @return bool True if the build was detected, False otherwise
*/
public function isBuildDetected(): bool
{
return $this->_build_detected;
}
/**
* Get the build number associated with the data.
*
* @return mixed The build number
*/
public function getBuild()


Step 2: ⌨️ Coding

Modify src/Visualization.php with contents:
• Inside the `plot_chromosomes` function, refactor the SVG generation code block (lines 55-66) to improve the visual output. This includes: - Enhancing the color scheme by implementing a more sophisticated color generation method that provides better contrast and visual appeal. Consider creating a new function `generate_color_scheme` that returns an array of color codes based on the number of collections to be visualized. - Adding labels to the SVG output for each chromosome or data point. This involves calculating appropriate positions for text elements and appending `` elements to the SVG with the chromosome or data point identifiers. - Optionally, if cytoband data integration is planned, add a new parameter to the `plot_chromosomes` function for cytoband data and implement logic to visualize these bands within the chromosome visualizations. This could involve drawing additional shapes or lines within the SVG to represent cytoband locations. - Increase the resolution of the SVG output by adjusting the `width` and `height` attributes of the `` element and ensuring that all drawn elements scale accordingly.
• Add a new function `generate_color_scheme($numColors)` that generates an array of distinct color codes based on the input number. This function will be used to improve the color differentiation in the visualization.
--- 
+++ 
@@ -54,17 +54,27 @@
     foreach ($collections as $collection) {
     if ($format == 'svg') {
         $svgFile = fopen($path, 'w');
-        fwrite($svgFile, "\n");
+        fwrite($svgFile, "\n");
         foreach ($collections as $collection) {
-            $color = sprintf("#%02x%02x%02x", $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255);
+            // Enhanced color scheme
+            $colorIndex = array_search($collection, $collections);
+            $color = $colors[$colorIndex];
             foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) {
                 fwrite($svgFile, "\n");
             }
+        }
+        // Adding labels to the SVG
+        foreach ($collections as $index => $collection) {
+            $labelX = $collection['xranges'][0]['start'];
+            $labelY = $collection['yrange'][0] - 10; // Adjust label position above the rectangle
+            $label = "Chromosome " . ($index + 1);
+            fwrite($svgFile, "{$label}\n");
         }
         fwrite($svgFile, "");
         fclose($svgFile);
         return;
     }
+    $colors = generate_color_scheme(count($collections));
         CSVGenerator::generate($matchedData, str_replace('.svg', '.csv', $path));
         $color = imagecolorallocate($image, $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255);
         foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) {
@@ -81,3 +91,11 @@
     fclose($csvFile);
 }
         CSVGenerator::generate($matchedData, str_replace(['.png', '.jpeg', '.jpg'], '.csv', $path));
+function generate_color_scheme($numColors) {
+    $colors = [];
+    for ($i = 0; $i < $numColors; $i++) {
+        $hue = $i * (360 / $numColors);
+        $colors[] = "hsl(" . $hue . ", 100%, 50%)";
+    }
+    return $colors;
+}
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Ran GitHub Actions for 8f9552e8d1e3d16203a38b9f005d6727b3c855e1:

  • Create src/Utils/ColorSchemeGenerator.php539c1d5 Edit
Create src/Utils/ColorSchemeGenerator.php with contents:
• Create a new PHP class `ColorSchemeGenerator` in the `src/Utils` directory. This class will be responsible for generating visually distinct color schemes for the chromosome visualization.
• The class should have a public static method `generate($numColors)` that returns an array of color codes (e.g., hex codes or RGB values) based on the input number. Implement an algorithm that ensures good color differentiation and visual appeal.
• In `src/Visualization.php`, import this new class and use it to generate color schemes for the SVG visualization.
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Ran GitHub Actions for 539c1d5d528650dc2fb553eda2caf7810b21f3de:


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