View source: R/missingPersonEP.R
missingPersonEP | R Documentation |
This is a special case of exclusionPower()
for use in missing person cases.
The function computes the probability that a random person is genetically
incompatible with the typed relatives of the missing person.
missingPersonEP(
reference,
missing,
markers = NULL,
disableMutations = NA,
verbose = TRUE
)
reference |
A |
missing |
The ID label of the missing pedigree member. |
markers |
A vector indicating the names or indices of markers attached
to the source pedigree. If NULL (default), then all markers attached to the
source pedigree are used. If |
disableMutations |
This parameter determines how mutation models are treated. Possible values are as follows:
|
verbose |
A logical. |
This function is identical to randomPersonEP()
, but with different argument
names. This makes it consistent with missingPersonIP()
and the other
'missing person' functions.
The EPresult
object returned by exclusionPower()
.
randomPersonEP()
, exclusionPower()
# Four siblings; the fourth is missing
x = nuclearPed(4)
# Remaining sibs typed with 4 triallelic markers
x = markerSim(x, N = 4, ids = 3:5, alleles = 1:3, seed = 577, verbose = FALSE)
# Add marker with inconsistency in reference genotypes
# (by default this is ignored by `missingPersonEP()`)
x = addMarker(x, "3" = "1/1", "4" = "2/2", "5" = "3/3")
# Compute exclusion power statistics
missingPersonEP(x, missing = 6)
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