to_genepop: Translates a 'data.frame'
In dyerlab/gstudio: Tools Related to the Spatial Analysis of Genetic Marker Data
to_genepop R Documentation
Translates a data.frame
Description
This is a basic output file formatter for saving files necessary for saving
output in textual formats.
Usage
to_genepop(df, stratum = "Population")
Arguments
df
The data.frame to be written to the output.
stratum
The stratum to use as "POP" (default="Population")
Value
A string representation of the data.frame formatted as
Author(s)
Rodney J. Dyer <rjdyer@vcu.edu>
Examples
A <- locus( c("1","1"))
B <- locus( c("1","2"))
C <- locus( c("2","2"))
loc1 <- c( A, A, B, B, B, B, C, C)
loc2 <- c( A, B, B, C, A, B, A, C)
pop <- data.frame( Population=c( rep("A",4),rep("B",4) ), loc1, loc2)
gp <- to_genepop( pop )
cat(gp)
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Translates a data.frame
Description
This is a basic output file formatter for saving files necessary for saving output in textual formats.
Usage
to_genepop(df, stratum = "Population")
Arguments
df |
The |
stratum |
The stratum to use as "POP" (default="Population") |
Value
A string representation of the data.frame formatted as
Author(s)
Rodney J. Dyer <rjdyer@vcu.edu>
Examples
A <- locus( c("1","1"))
B <- locus( c("1","2"))
C <- locus( c("2","2"))
loc1 <- c( A, A, B, B, B, B, C, C)
loc2 <- c( A, B, B, C, A, B, A, C)
pop <- data.frame( Population=c( rep("A",4),rep("B",4) ), loc1, loc2)
gp <- to_genepop( pop )
cat(gp)
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