path_vector: Record a path through all nodes of an adjacency matrix
In ggmuller: Create Muller Plots of Evolutionary Dynamics
path_vector R Documentation
Record a path through all nodes of an adjacency matrix
Description
Nodes are traversed in the order that they should be stacked in a Muller plot.
Each node appears exactly twice.
Usage
path_vector(edges)
Arguments
edges
Dataframe comprising an adjacency matrix, with column names "Parent" and "Identity"
Value
A vector specifying the path.
Author(s)
Rob Noble, robjohnnoble@gmail.com
Examples
edges1 <- data.frame(Parent = c(1,1,1,3,3), Identity = 2:6)
path_vector(edges1)
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Record a path through all nodes of an adjacency matrix
Description
Nodes are traversed in the order that they should be stacked in a Muller plot. Each node appears exactly twice.
Usage
path_vector(edges)
Arguments
edges |
Dataframe comprising an adjacency matrix, with column names "Parent" and "Identity" |
Value
A vector specifying the path.
Author(s)
Rob Noble, robjohnnoble@gmail.com
Examples
edges1 <- data.frame(Parent = c(1,1,1,3,3), Identity = 2:6) path_vector(edges1)
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