\name{plotGeneSetSignificance}
\alias{plotGeneSetSignificance}
\title{Plot the Significance for the Genes of a Given Gene Set}
\usage{
  plotGeneSetSignificance(geneSet, geneSetIdentifier,
    geneStatistic, annotationPackage, barColors = NULL)
}
\arguments{
  \item{geneSet}{object of class 'geneSetMLP' as produced
  by function getGeneSets}

  \item{geneSetIdentifier}{identifier of the gene set for
  which a significance plot should be produced; character
  of length one}

  \item{geneStatistic}{named vector of gene statistics
  (e.g. p values); the names of the vector are Entrez Gene
  identifiers}

  \item{annotationPackage}{name of the annotation package
  to be used (without .db extension); character of length
  one}

  \item{barColors}{named vector of colors to use for the
  bars of the barplot; the names of the vector are Entrez
  Gene identifiers and the vector should be of length equal
  to the length of the geneStatistic vector defaults to
  NULL in which case 'grey50' is used}
}
\value{
  no return value
}
\description{
  Plot the Significance for the Genes of a Given Gene Set
}
\examples{
pathExamplePValues <- system.file("exampleFiles", "examplePValues.rda", package = "MLP")
pathExampleGeneSet <- system.file("exampleFiles", "exampleGeneSet.rda", package = "MLP")
pathExampleMLPResult <- system.file("exampleFiles", "exampleMLPResult.rda", package = "MLP")
load(pathExampleGeneSet)
load(pathExamplePValues)
load(pathExampleMLPResult)
annotationPackage <- if (require(mouse4302mmentrezg.db)) "mouse4302mmentrezg" else "mouse4302"
geneSetID <- rownames(exampleMLPResult)[1]
dev.new(width = 10, height = 10)
op <- par(mar = c(25, 10, 6, 2))
plotGeneSetSignificance(
    geneSet = exampleGeneSet,
    geneSetIdentifier = geneSetID,
    geneStatistic = examplePValues,
    annotationPackage = annotationPackage
)
par(op)
}