getBiprts: Get the sets of labels for each bipartition in tree

Description Usage Arguments Details See Also Examples

View source: R/get-spcl-methods.R

Description

Returns a list of tip IDs for each branch in the tree. Options allow the user to act as if the root is not present and to use a universal code for comparing between trees.

Usage

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getBiprts(tree, tips = tree@tips, root = TRUE, universal = FALSE)

Arguments

tree

TreeMan object

tips

vector of tips IDs to use for bipartitions

root

Include the root for the bipartitions? Default TRUE.

universal

Create a code for comparing between trees

Details

Setting root to FALSE will ignore the bipartitions created by the root. Setting universal to TRUE will return a vector of 0s and 1s, not a list of tips. These codes will always begin with 1, and will allow for the comparison of splits between trees as they do not have "chiralty", so to speak.

See Also

calcDstRF

Examples

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library(treeman)
tree <- randTree(10)
# get all of the tip IDs for each branch in the rooted tree
(getBiprts(tree))
# ignore the root and get bipartitions for unrooted tree
(getBiprts(tree, root = FALSE))
# use the universal code for comparing splits between trees
(getBiprts(tree, root = FALSE, universal = TRUE))

Example output

$n1
$n1[[1]]
 [1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t4"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t8"  "t9" 

$n1[[2]]
character(0)


$n2
$n2[[1]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t9" 

$n2[[2]]
[1] "t3" "t4" "t8"


$n3
$n3[[1]]
[1] "t3" "t4" "t8"

$n3[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t9" 


$n4
$n4[[1]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t5"  "t7" 

$n4[[2]]
[1] "t2" "t3" "t4" "t6" "t8" "t9"


$n5
$n5[[1]]
[1] "t1" "t5" "t7"

$n5[[2]]
[1] "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t4"  "t6"  "t8"  "t9" 


$n6
$n6[[1]]
[1] "t1" "t5"

$n6[[2]]
[1] "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t4"  "t6"  "t7"  "t8"  "t9" 


$n7
$n7[[1]]
[1] "t2" "t6" "t9"

$n7[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t3"  "t4"  "t5"  "t7"  "t8" 


$n8
$n8[[1]]
[1] "t2" "t6"

$n8[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t3"  "t4"  "t5"  "t7"  "t8"  "t9" 


$n9
$n9[[1]]
[1] "t4" "t8"

$n9[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t9" 


$n2
$n2[[1]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t9" 

$n2[[2]]
[1] "t3" "t4" "t8"


$n3
$n3[[1]]
[1] "t3" "t4" "t8"

$n3[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t9" 


$n4
$n4[[1]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t5"  "t7" 

$n4[[2]]
[1] "t2" "t3" "t4" "t6" "t8" "t9"


$n5
$n5[[1]]
[1] "t1" "t5" "t7"

$n5[[2]]
[1] "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t4"  "t6"  "t8"  "t9" 


$n6
$n6[[1]]
[1] "t1" "t5"

$n6[[2]]
[1] "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t4"  "t6"  "t7"  "t8"  "t9" 


$n7
$n7[[1]]
[1] "t2" "t6" "t9"

$n7[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t3"  "t4"  "t5"  "t7"  "t8" 


$n8
$n8[[1]]
[1] "t2" "t6"

$n8[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t3"  "t4"  "t5"  "t7"  "t8"  "t9" 


$n9
$n9[[1]]
[1] "t4" "t8"

$n9[[2]]
[1] "t1"  "t10" "t2"  "t3"  "t5"  "t6"  "t7"  "t9" 


[1] "1110011101" "1100010100" "1000010100" "1000010000" "1101110110"
[6] "1101110111" "1111011101"

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