breedFst | R Documentation |
\theta
(F_{ST}
)This function simulates a population with an approximate level of population substructure. This is achieved by subdividing a population into equal sized subpopulations and allowing them to breed within themselves for
t =
\lceil{\frac{\log_e(1-\theta)}{\log\left(1-\frac{1}{2N_s}\right)}}\rceil
generations, where N_s
is
the number of individuals in each subpopulation. This will produce a
population with an estimated coancestry coefficient approximately equal to
\theta
breedFst(Freqs, theta = 0.01, N = 10000, ns = 10, DNAtools = FALSE)
Freqs |
A list with an element, |
theta |
A desired level of inbreeding, where |
N |
Total population size |
ns |
The number of subpopulations. |
DNAtools |
If |
An object of class 'population' which is a list with the following elements
profiles
- a vector of profiles where the
level of inbreeding is approximately equal to \theta
nProfiles
- the total number of individuals in the population
nSubpops
- the number of sub-populations in the population
nLoci
- the number of loci each individual is typed at
theta
- the desired level of substructure in the population. The
actual value will be near to this.
Freqs
- a Freq object
representing the ancestral frequencies of the population
James M. Curran
data(USCaucs)
pop = breedFst(USCaucs)
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