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A data set illustrating a focal (extant) genome map with 24 markers on three genome segments (e.g., scaffolds).
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A data frame with markers in rows and five columns that specify the structure of a focal genome map:
$marker | unique ortholog ID of marker |
$scaff | genome segment where marker is located |
$start | start position of marker on genome segment |
$end | end position of marker on genome segment |
$strand | reading direction of marker |
computeRearrs
, TOY24_compgenome
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## recreate the data set
TOY24_focalgenome <- data.frame(
marker = as.integer(c(1,7,2,6:4,8:10,3,13:11,14,17:15,18,21,20,22:24,19)),
scaff = as.character(rep(c(1,2,3), times = c(7,11,6))),
start = as.integer(c(seq(10^6, by = 10^6, length.out = 7),
seq(10^6, by = 10^6, length.out = 11),
seq(10^6, by = 10^6, length.out = 6))),
end = as.integer(c(seq(10^6+2, by = 10^6, length.out = 7),
seq(10^6+2, by = 10^6, length.out = 11),
seq(10^6+2, by = 10^6, length.out = 6))),
strand = rep(rep(c("+", "-"), 4),
times = c(4,2,4,3,8,1,1,1)),
stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
## End(Not run)
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