| insert.pheno | R Documentation |
Function to manually enter phenotypes
insert.pheno(
population,
phenos,
na.override = FALSE,
count = 1,
count.only.increase = TRUE
)
population |
Population list |
phenos |
Matrix of phenotypes to enter (one row per individual with 1 element coding individual name) |
na.override |
Set to TRUE to also enter NA values (Default: FALSE - those entries will be skipped) |
count |
Counting for economic cost calculation (default: 1 - (one observation (for "pheno"), one genotyping (for "bve"))) |
count.only.increase |
Set to FALSE to reduce the number of observation for a phenotype to "count" (default: TRUE) |
Population-List with newly entered phenotypes
data(ex_pop)
bv <- get.bv(ex_pop, gen=2, use.id = FALSE)
new.bve <- cbind( colnames(bv), bv[,1]) ## Unrealistic but you do not get better than this!
ex_pop <- insert.pheno(ex_pop, phenos=new.bve)
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