Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Apply a label to a subtree
1 | label.subtree(tree, node, label, include.leading = FALSE)
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tree |
A vector of character strings, each containing a newick tree |
node |
A character string, giving the node at the head of the subtree. |
label |
A single character string giving the label to apply to the branches in the subtree. |
include.leading |
A logical value; if |
A vector of character strings containing the modified trees; the branches are labelled by appending a pound sign and the label to the node name in the tree string.
Melissa J. Hubisz
1 2 3 4 5 6 | trees <- c("((hg18:1.0, panTro2:2.0)hg18-panTro2:3.0, mm9:4.0);",
"(((hg18:0.01, panTro2:0.01)hg18-panTro2:0.07,
(mm9:0.083220,rn4:0.090564)mm9-rn4:
0.269385)hg18-rn4:0.020666,canFam2:0.193569);")
label.subtree(trees, "hg18-panTro2", "human-chimp", include.leading=FALSE)
label.subtree(trees, "hg18-panTro2", "human-chimp", include.leading=TRUE)
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