concatenate.classes: Concatenate GENOME classes
In PopGenome: An Efficient Swiss Army Knife for Population Genomic Analyses
Description
Usage
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View source: R/concatenate.classes.R
Description
This function concatenates objects of class GENOME, allowing to stitch together larger datasets from smaller objects.
Usage
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concatenate.classes(classlist)
Arguments
classlist
a list of GENOME objects
Value
The function creates an object of class "GENOME".
Examples
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# a <- readData("Three_Alignments/")
# b <- readData("Two_Alignments/")
# ab <- concatenate.classes(list(a,b))
# ab <- neutrality.stats(ab)
# ab@Tajima.D
# ab@region.names
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/concatenate.classes.R
Description
This function concatenates objects of class GENOME, allowing to stitch together larger datasets from smaller objects.
Usage
1 | concatenate.classes(classlist)
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Arguments
classlist |
a list of GENOME objects |
Value
The function creates an object of class "GENOME".
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | # a <- readData("Three_Alignments/")
# b <- readData("Two_Alignments/")
# ab <- concatenate.classes(list(a,b))
# ab <- neutrality.stats(ab)
# ab@Tajima.D
# ab@region.names
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