find_all_gen: Return a vector of positions defining new generations in a...
In alexwhan/mpplot: Plotting For Multi-Parental Populations
Description
Takes a data.frame made up of four variables,
id, Female, Male, Observed, and returns a
vector of rows where the next generation starts.
Usage
1
find_all_gen(ped, start = 1)
Arguments
ped
A data.frame made up of four
variables, id, Female, Male, Observed.
start
The row to start from
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Description
Takes a data.frame made up of four variables, id, Female, Male, Observed, and returns a vector of rows where the next generation starts.
Usage
1 | find_all_gen(ped, start = 1)
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Arguments
ped |
A data.frame made up of four variables, id, Female, Male, Observed. |
start |
The row to start from |
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