View source: R/getAlignmentSignal.R
getAlignmentSignal | R Documentation |
Given the path(s) to one or more alignments (and an optional list of taxa), this script returns split and base information for each site
getAlignmentSignal(
alignment_path,
species_info,
use_gaps,
alignment_name,
prefix,
suffix,
existing_signal
)
alignment_path |
Where to find alignment files. Options include:
|
species_info |
OPTIONAL: List of taxa to analyze [Default: Process alignment using all taxa if solo, all shared in multiple]. Can be provided as:
|
use_gaps |
OPTIONAL: If FALSE, treat gaps as missing data (like N) [Default: TRUE, treat gaps as indel data] |
alignment_name |
OPTIONAL: Chacter vector of names for each alignment. If missing or incomplete, the base filename is used |
prefix |
OPTIONAL: If 'alignment_path' is a directory, provide a character vector of file prefixes (e.g. all alignment files start with "Mafft_") |
suffix |
OPTIONAL: If 'alignment_path' is a directory, provide a character vector of file suffixes (e.g. all alignment files end with ".phy") |
existing_signal |
OPTIONAL: Append these results to the output from getAlignmentSignal() run with the same species_info and a different alignment |
Dataframe containing split and base information for each site in the alignment
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.