How to interpret summary(fit$df.prior) ?
How to interpret result of summary(fit$df.prior) ? What is df.prior ?
![result is here][1] [1]: https://ibb.co/imoQ5H
The commands used
plotQLDisp(fit, cex = 0.6)
summary(fit$df.prior)
What if the min and max value range is huge for eg. min=1 to max=89 Thanks
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Wouldn't it be easier to just add the result in your post, rather than make us click that link first? :P
Also, please provide some context. Based on the tags this is about edgeR, some may recognize the plotQLDisp function, but wouldn't hurt to provide a bit more information.
@WouterDeCoster, Sorry, I don't know how to do it. Would be happy to add result directly on post which makes easier for viewer.
An option would be to use it as an image:
Which looks like:
Or easier: don't make a screenshot and just post the text output, use code formatting to make it prettier.