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There is no simple solution apart from inventing a new layout algorithm, which hasn't happened so far :)
There is a workaround, though - you may artificially inflate the intersection area either by temporarily adding the same element to all three sets, or using the venn3_unweighted with a tuned value of the subset_sizes vector.
Version 1.1.0 (commit b9a34b0) introduces a new layout algorithm that should be capable of handling some of these corner cases better than the default one.
The same type of problem was raised back in 2017 and it was not really solved. Here is the issue again:
Here is the information about the sets I'm using:
rnaseq_60k = {set of 60k genes}
rnaseq_40k = {set of 40k genes}
protein_coding = {set of genes involved in protein coding}
Note: rnaseq_40k is a subset of rnaseq_60k
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