graphClust: Phylogenetically constrained clustering

In phylosignal: Exploring the Phylogenetic Signal in Continuous Traits

Phylogenetically constrained clustering

Description

This function extracts clusters of species based on traits values and phylogenetic proximities.

Usage

graphClust(
  p4d,
  trait = names(tdata(p4d)),
  lim.phylo = 0.2,
  lim.trait = 0.2,
  select.method = "ellipse",
  dist.phylo = "patristic",
  dist.trait = "euclidean",
  scale.lim = TRUE
)

Arguments

p4d	a phylo4d object.
trait	the traits in the phylo4d object to use for clustering. Can be a character vector giving the name of the traits or numbers giving the column index in the table of the data slot of the phylo4d object.
lim.phylo	the maximum phylogenetic distance for edges selection.
lim.trait	the maximum trait-based distance for edges selection.
select.method	a character string specifying the method used to select edges. This must be one of "line", "rectangle" or "ellipse".
dist.phylo	a matrix of phylogenetic distances or a character string specifying a method to compute it. See Details.
dist.trait	a character string specifying the method used to compute traits distances. See Details.
scale.lim	logical (default TRUE) indicating if lim.phylo and lim.trait are scaled (divided by their max value).

Details

If "dist.phylo" is a character string, the phylogenetic distance matrix is computed internally using the function distTips from the package adephylo. All the methods supported by distTips are available: "patristic","nNodes","Abouheif" and "sumDD". See distTips for details about the methods.

If "dist.trait" is a character string, the traits distance matrix is computed with the dist function. All the methods supported by dist are available: "euclidean","maximum", "manhattan", "canberra", "binary" and "minkowski". See dist for details about the methods.

Value

An object of class graphclust.

Examples

data(navic)
gC <- graphClust(navic, lim.phylo = 1, lim.trait = 2, scale.lim = FALSE)
gC
plot.graphclust(gC, which = "selection", ask = FALSE)
plot.graphclust(gC, which = "graph", ask = FALSE)
plot.graphclust(gC, which = "tree", ask = FALSE)

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