Description Usage Arguments Details Value Warning Author(s) See Also Examples
Filenames including paths are generated to enable writing a set of
"AlleleSetIllumina"
data-tables to text-files. These are
used subsequently to read specified markers and arrays into the workspace
1 2 3 | makeFilenames(tag, normOpts, path = ".")
modifyExistingFilenames(dataFiles, oldtag, newtag)
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tag |
Character string included in the filenames which is unique to the current analysis |
normOpts |
List with pre-processing options used (see
|
path |
Character string with the saving path |
dataFiles |
Character vector with previous output from |
oldtag |
Often several rounds of genotype-calling is performed based on the same, pre-processed data. This character string correspond to the unique tag used for the previous run(s). |
newtag |
A new character string tag to replace |
These files generate file names used for reading and writing between
text files and workspace. When different runs of genotype calling is
performed using the same, pre-processed data,
modifyExistingFilenames
updates only the elements which change with
the new genotyping.
Character vector with the fields
intFile |
File name for |
thFile |
File name for |
seFile |
File name for |
phFile |
File name for phenotype data |
callFile |
File name for |
resFile |
File name for feature data such as call statistics |
genoFile |
File name for |
Warnings are issued if existing filenames are used, as this may lead to overwriting of these files in subsequent steps (no files are overwritten by the functions themselves)
Lars Gidskehaug
writeAlleleSet
, createAlleleSetFromFiles
,
createMultiSetFromFiles
, translateThetaFromFiles
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | #Create names
normOpts <- setNormOptions()
tag <- '1'
dataFiles <- makeFilenames(tag,normOpts)
print(dataFiles)
#Make new names for subsequent, alternate genotype calling runs
dataFiles <- modifyExistingFilenames(dataFiles,tag,'2')
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