getNestLevel: Given the a list representing the parents of each clone, and...
In chrisamiller/fishplot: Visualize the evolution of populations of cells over time
getNestLevel R Documentation
Given the a list representing the parents of each clone, and the number specifying which clone to test, returns how deeply it is nested
Description
Given the a list representing the parents of each clone, and the number specifying which clone to test, returns how deeply it is nested
Usage
getNestLevel(parents, x)
Arguments
parents
An integer vector specifying parental relationships between clones
x
The integer specifying which subclone to calculate nest level for
Value
An integer representing how deeply this subclone is nested
See Also
getAllNestLevels
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Given the a list representing the parents of each clone, and the number specifying which clone to test, returns how deeply it is nested
Description
Given the a list representing the parents of each clone, and the number specifying which clone to test, returns how deeply it is nested
Usage
getNestLevel(parents, x)
Arguments
parents |
An integer vector specifying parental relationships between clones |
x |
The integer specifying which subclone to calculate nest level for |
Value
An integer representing how deeply this subclone is nested
See Also
getAllNestLevels
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