ploidy: Returns the number of alleles in a 'locus' object
In dyerlab/gstudio: Tools Related to the Spatial Analysis of Genetic Marker Data
ploidy R Documentation
Returns the number of alleles in a locus object
Description
This function will a count of the number of alleles within
a locus object for either a single locus or for a
vector of loci
Usage
ploidy(x)
Arguments
x
A locus object (single or vector)
Value
A count of the number of alleles in the locus
Author(s)
Rodney J. Dyer rjdyer@vcu.edu
Examples
loc <- locus( 1:2 )
ploidy( loc )
loci <- c( locus(1:2), locus(c(1,1) ) )
ploidy( loci )
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Returns the number of alleles in a locus object
Description
This function will a count of the number of alleles within
a locus object for either a single locus or for a
vector of loci
Usage
ploidy(x)
Arguments
x |
A |
Value
A count of the number of alleles in the locus
Author(s)
Rodney J. Dyer rjdyer@vcu.edu
Examples
loc <- locus( 1:2 )
ploidy( loc )
loci <- c( locus(1:2), locus(c(1,1) ) )
ploidy( loci )
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