WangS: The second step of wang method

In QTL.gCIMapping.GUI: QTL Genome-Wide Composite Interval Mapping with Graphical User Interface

Description

Genome-wide Composite Interval Mapping

Usage

WangS(flag,CriLOD,NUM,pheRaw,chrRaw_name,yygg,mx,phe,chr_name,gen,
mapname,CLO)

Arguments

flag	fix or random model.
CriLOD	LOD score.
NUM	The number of trait.
pheRaw	Raw phenotype matrix.
chrRaw_name	raw chromosome name.
yygg	covariate matrix.
mx	raw genotype matrix.
phe	phenotype matrix.
chr_name	chromosome name.
gen	genotype matrix.
mapname	linkage map matrix.
CLO	Number of CPUs.

Author(s)

Zhang Ya-Wen, Wen Yang-Jun, Wang Shi-Bo, Zhang Yuan-Ming
Maintainer: Yuanming Zhang<[e-mail]>

Examples

## Not run: 
data(gen)
data(phe)
data(map)
W1re<-WangF(pheRaw=phe,genRaw=gen,mapRaw1=map,yygg1=NULL,
flagRIL=0,cov_en=NULL,Population="DH",WalkSpeed=1,CriLOD=2.5)
###
ws<-WangS(flag=1,CriLOD=2.5,NUM=1,pheRaw=phe,
chrRaw_name=W1re$chrRaw_name,yygg=W1re$yygg,mx=W1re$mx,
phe=W1re$phe,chr_name=W1re$chr_name,gen=W1re$gen,
mapname=W1re$mapname,CLO=1)

## End(Not run)

QTL.gCIMapping.GUI documentation built on Oct. 23, 2020, 8:13 p.m.