mpadd: Function to combine two data sets which have the same...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Function to combine two data sets which have the same pedigree and genetic lines, but different (potentially overlapping) marker data.
Usage
1
mpadd(mpcross1, mpcross2, gpu)
Arguments
mpcross1
First of the two objects to be combined
mpcross2
Second of the two objects to be combined
gpu
Should a GPU be used to do any required recombination fraction calculations, if available. Defaults to FALSE.
Value
An object of class mpcross
If recombination fractions have been calculated for either of the input objects, the recombination fractions will also be calculated, for all the markers in the final object. Similarly, if LD has been calculated for either of the input objects, LD will be calculated for all markers in the final object.
Previous calculations are re-used in the process, so this is much more efficient than discarding the recombination fraction / LD data from both objects and recomputing again.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Function to combine two data sets which have the same pedigree and genetic lines, but different (potentially overlapping) marker data.
Usage
1 | mpadd(mpcross1, mpcross2, gpu)
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Arguments
mpcross1 |
First of the two objects to be combined |
mpcross2 |
Second of the two objects to be combined |
gpu |
Should a GPU be used to do any required recombination fraction calculations, if available. Defaults to |
Value
An object of class mpcross
If recombination fractions have been calculated for either of the input objects, the recombination fractions will also be calculated, for all the markers in the final object. Similarly, if LD has been calculated for either of the input objects, LD will be calculated for all markers in the final object. Previous calculations are re-used in the process, so this is much more efficient than discarding the recombination fraction / LD data from both objects and recomputing again.
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