R/get.is.first.R

Defines functions get.is.first

Documented in get.is.first

'#
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Torsten Pook, torsten.pook@wur.nl

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'#

#' First copy
#'
#' Function to derive if an individual is the first copy of itself in the database (based on position)
#' @param population Population list
#' @param database Groups of individuals to consider for the export
#' @param gen Quick-insert for database (vector of all generations to export)
#' @param cohorts Quick-insert for database (vector of names of cohorts to export)
#' @param id Individual IDs to search/collect in the database
#' @param use.id Set to TRUE to use MoBPS ids instead of Sex_Nr_Gen based names (default: TRUE)
#' @param keep.order To not change order of individuals when ids are provided (default: FALSE)
#' @examples
#' data(ex_pop)
#' get.id(ex_pop, gen=2)
#' @return Individual ID for in gen/database/cohorts selected individuals
#' @export

get.is.first <- function(population, database=NULL, gen=NULL, cohorts=NULL, id = NULL, use.id=TRUE, keep.order = FALSE){

  database <- get.database(population, gen, database, cohorts, id = id, keep.order = keep.order)

  n.animals <- sum(database[,4] - database[,3] +1)
  data <- rep(FALSE, n.animals)
  before <- 0
  names <- numeric(n.animals)
  for(row in 1:nrow(database)){
    animals <- database[row,]
    nanimals <- database[row,4] - database[row,3] +1
    if(nanimals > 0){
      for(index2 in database[row,3]:database[row,4]){

        copies = population$breeding[[animals[1]]][[animals[2]]][[index2]][[21]]
        copies = copies[1,]

        if(prod(copies == c(animals[1:2], index2))==1){
          data[before + 1] = TRUE
        }
        names[before+1] <- paste(if(animals[2]==1) "M" else "F", index2 ,"_", animals[1], sep="")

        before = before + 1
      }
    }

  }
  if(use.id){
    names(data) <- get.id(population, database = database)
  } else{
    names(data) <- names
  }

  return(data)
}

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