Ho: Estimate observed heterozygosity Returns the general observed...
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Estimate observed heterozygosity
Returns the general observed heterozygosity parameter
from the frequencies
Description
Estimate observed heterozygosity
Returns the general observed heterozygosity parameter
from the frequencies
Usage
Ho(x)
Arguments
x
An object of type locus
Value
The expected heterozygosity
Note
This function can be called on a single vector of data, a data.frame of loci,
or a data.frame of locus objects across strata. If the estimating across
stratum, the unbiased estimator should be used to average across stratum and is performed
by passing the appropriate stratum= argument.
Author(s)
Rodney J. Dyer rjdyer@vcu.edu
Examples
loci <- c( locus( c("A","A") ), locus( c("A","A") ), locus( c("A","B") ) )
Ho( loci )
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Estimate observed heterozygosity Returns the general observed heterozygosity parameter from the frequencies
Description
Estimate observed heterozygosity
Returns the general observed heterozygosity parameter from the frequencies
Usage
Ho(x)
Arguments
x |
An object of type |
Value
The expected heterozygosity
Note
This function can be called on a single vector of data, a data.frame of loci,
or a data.frame of locus objects across strata. If the estimating across
stratum, the unbiased estimator should be used to average across stratum and is performed
by passing the appropriate stratum= argument.
Author(s)
Rodney J. Dyer rjdyer@vcu.edu
Examples
loci <- c( locus( c("A","A") ), locus( c("A","A") ), locus( c("A","B") ) )
Ho( loci )
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