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##********************************************************
##
## FAData
## that's the constructor for the FunAggrData class
## * pedigree: the pedigree, can be a character string or a
## data.frame
## * age: the age, can
## * header: for the internal read.table function that loads data.
## * sep:
##
##********************************************************
FAData <- function(pedigree, age, trait, traitName, header = FALSE, sep = "\t",
id.col = "id", family.col = "family", father.col = "father",
mother.col = "mother", sex.col = "sex") {
if(missing(pedigree)){
stop("Argument pedigree has to be specified!")
}
if(missing(trait))
trait <- logical()
FSD <- new("FAData")
expect_cn <- c(family = family.col, id = id.col, father = father.col,
mother = mother.col, sex = sex.col)
## processing pedigree
if(is.character(pedigree)){
## means, we're loading the data.frame ourselfs.
message(paste("Reading pedigree information from file ", pedigree,
"..."), appendLF=FALSE)
pedigree <- doImport(pedigree, header = header, sep = sep,
id.col = id.col, family.col = family.col,
father.col = father.col, mother.col = mother.col,
sex.col = sex.col)
## Check if we've got eventually also the trait (i.e. from a ped or
## fam file).
if(missing(trait) & any(colnames(pedigree) == "trait")){
trait <- pedigree[, "trait"]
pedigree <- pedigree[, colnames(pedigree) != "trait"]
}
pedigree <- pedigree[, names(expect_cn)]
colnames(pedigree) <- expect_cn
message("OK\n")
}
if (is.matrix(pedigree)) {
## transform to data.frame
pedigree <- as.data.frame(pedigree, stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
}
if (!(is.data.frame(pedigree) | is(pedigree, "pedigree") |
is(pedigree, "pedigreeList"))) {
stop("Argument pedigree has to be a data.frame, a character string ",
"specifying the file containing the pedigree, a pedigree object ",
"or a pedigreeList object!")
} else {
if (is.data.frame(pedigree)) {
CN <- .PEDCN
if (!noColNames(pedigree)) {
if (!all(expect_cn %in% colnames(pedigree)))
stop("Expected column names ",
paste0("'", expect_cn, "'", collapse = ", "),
" in 'pedigree' but I got ",
paste0("'", colnames(pedigree), "'", collapse = ", "))
pedigree <- pedigree[, expect_cn]
colnames(pedigree) <- names(expect_cn)
} else {
if (ncol(pedigree)!=length(CN))
stop("pedigree is expected to have ", length(CN),
" columns but I got ", ncol(pedigree), "!")
warning("Forcing column names ", paste(CN, collapse=";"),
" on pedigree.")
colnames(pedigree) <- CN
}
}
}
## We don't like factors.
if (is.factor(pedigree$id)) pedigree$id <- as.character(pedigree$id)
## Fixing the founders:
if (is.factor(pedigree$father))
pedigree$father <- as.character(pedigree$father)
if (is.factor(pedigree$mother))
pedigree$mother <- as.character(pedigree$mother)
if (is.character(pedigree$father))
pedigree$father[pedigree$father == ""] <- NA
if (is.numeric(pedigree$father))
pedigree$father[pedigree$father == 0] <- NA
if (is.character(pedigree$mother))
pedigree$mother[pedigree$mother == ""] <- NA
if (is.numeric(pedigree$mother))
pedigree$mother[pedigree$mother == 0] <- NA
pedigree(FSD) <- pedigree
## processing age
if(!missing(age)){
if(is.character(age)){
message(paste("Reading age information from file ", age, "..."),
appendLF=FALSE)
FN <- age
age <- read.table(age, header=header, sep=sep, as.is=TRUE)
message("OK\n")
## assuming first column is the ID, second the age.
warning("Assuming first column in ", FN,
" contains IDs and second age.")
ageNames <- age[, 1]
age <- age[ , 2]
names(age) <- ageNames
}
if(!is.numeric(age)){
stop("Argument age has to be a named numeric vector or a character",
" string specifying the file containing the age!")
}
age(FSD) <- age
}
if(!missing(traitName))
FSD@traitname <- traitName
## Do we have a trait???
if (length(trait)) {
if (!all(is.na(trait))) {
if (length(trait) == nrow(pedigree))
if (is.null(names(trait)))
names(trait) <- as.character(pedigree$id)
trait(FSD) <- trait
}
}
if (validObject(FSD))
FSD
}
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