how to plot a heatmap with out dendogram using function TOMplot() in WGCNA
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Hi adR,
to answer to your question, without the dendrogram, you are going to suppress the clustering; this is not a good idea. The whole point
TOMplot()is to highlight the modules in the TOM using an heatmap. Without the dendrogram the plot is going to be messy.Thank you for your answer!