View source: R/utils.dart2genlight.r
| utils.dart2genlight | R Documentation |
WARNING: UTILITY SCRIPTS ARE FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE USED BY END USERS AS THEIR USE OUT OF CONTEXT COULD LEAD TO UNPREDICTABLE OUTCOMES.
utils.dart2genlight(
dart,
ind.metafile = NULL,
covfilename = NULL,
probar = TRUE,
verbose = NULL
)
dart |
A dart object created via read.dart [required]. |
ind.metafile |
Optional file in csv format with metadata for each individual (see details for explanation) [default NULL]. |
covfilename |
Depreciated, use parameter ind.metafile. |
probar |
Show progress bar [default TRUE]. |
verbose |
Verbosity: 0, silent or fatal errors; 1, begin and end; 2, progress log; 3, progress and results summary; 5, full report [default NULL]. |
Converts a DArT file (read via read.dart) into an
genlight object from package adegenet. #' Internal function called by gl.read.dart().
The ind.metadata file needs to have very specific headings. First a heading
called id. Here the ids have to match the ids in the dart object
colnames(dart[[4]]). The following column headings are optional.
pop: specifies the population membership of each individual. lat and lon
specify spatial coordinates (in decimal degrees WGS1984 format). Additional
columns with individual metadata can be imported (e.g. age, gender).
A genlight object. Including all available slots are filled. loc.names, ind.names, pop, lat, lon (if provided via the ind.metadata file)
Maintainer: Bernd Gruber (Post to https://groups.google.com/d/forum/dartr)
Other utilities:
gl.alf(),
utils.check.datatype(),
utils.collapse.matrix(),
utils.dist.binary(),
utils.flag.start(),
utils.hamming(),
utils.het.pop(),
utils.impute,
utils.is.fixed(),
utils.jackknife(),
utils.n.var.invariant(),
utils.plot.save(),
utils.read.fasta(),
utils.read.ped(),
utils.recalc.avgpic(),
utils.recalc.callrate(),
utils.recalc.freqhets(),
utils.recalc.freqhomref(),
utils.recalc.freqhomsnp(),
utils.recalc.maf(),
utils.reset.flags(),
utils.transpose(),
utils.vcfr2genlight.polyploid()
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