consec_pairs: Generate a matrix of consecutive elements
In TheJacksonLaboratory/CAPE: Combined Analysis of Pleiotropy and Epistasis for Diversity Outbred Mice
consec_pairs R Documentation
Generate a matrix of consecutive elements
Description
Given a vector, this function generates a two-column
matrix in which each row contains an element and its
consecutive neighbor.
Usage
consec_pairs(elements)
Arguments
elements
a vector of elements
Value
a matrix with two columns. The first column
is identical to elements with the last element taken
off. And second column holds the next consecutive
element.
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Generate a matrix of consecutive elements
Description
Given a vector, this function generates a two-column matrix in which each row contains an element and its consecutive neighbor.
Usage
consec_pairs(elements)
Arguments
elements |
a vector of elements |
Value
a matrix with two columns. The first column is identical to elements with the last element taken off. And second column holds the next consecutive element.
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