assignment_genodive: Prepare and summarise the assignment results from GENODIVE

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) References

Description

Import assignment results from GENODIVE. Current version needs results from both statistics, the home likelihood and likelihood ratio.

Usage

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assignment_genodive(assignment.lmax, assignment.lhome, lmax.migrant.skip,
  lmax.number.migrant, lmax.skip, lhome.migrant.skip, lhome.number.migrant,
  lhome.skip, sites.levels, pop.labels, pop.levels, pop.id.start, pop.id.end,
  number.individuals, number.pop)

Arguments

assignment.lmax

The file with likelihood ratio assignment results from GENODIVE.

assignment.lhome

The file with home likelihood assignment results from GENODIVE.

lmax.migrant.skip

The number of lines to skip before the migrant info in the likelihood ratio assignment results. Usually = 11.

lmax.number.migrant

The number of migrant detected in the likelihood ratio assignment results.

lmax.skip

The number of lines to skip before the individuals info in the likelihood ratio assignment results.

lhome.migrant.skip

The number of lines to skip before the migrant info in the home likelihood assignment results. Usually = 11.

lhome.number.migrant

The number of migrant detected in the home likelihood assignment results.

lhome.skip

The number of lines to skip before the individuals info in the home likelihood assignment results.

sites.levels

An optional character string with your sites names in the same order as the pop levels.

pop.labels

The pop label to identify your sampling sites.

pop.levels

An optional character string with your populations ordered.

pop.id.start

The start of your population id in the name of your individual sample.

pop.id.end

The end of your population id in the name of your individual sample.

number.individuals

The number of individuals analysed.

number.pop

The number of populations analysed.

Author(s)

Thierry Gosselin thierrygosselin@icloud.com

References

Meirmans PG, Van Tienderen PH (2004) genotype and genodive: two programs for the analysis of genetic diversity of asexual organisms. Molecular Ecology Notes, 4, 792-794.


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