delete.empty.cells: Delete empty rows and columns from a DNA sequence alignment
In fmichonneau/phyloch: Tools for phylogenetics and taxonomy
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
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Description
This function can be used to delete completely missing or ambiguous characters and taxa from a DNA sequence alignment.
Usage
1
delete.empty.cells(alignment, nset = c("-", "n", "N", "?"), quiet = FALSE)
Arguments
alignment
an object of class DNAbin
nset
vector of mode character; rows or colums that consist only of the characters given in nset will be deleted from the alignment
quiet
logical: if set to TRUE, screen output will be suppressed
Value
object of class DNAbin
Author(s)
Christoph Heibl
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also
Description
This function can be used to delete completely missing or ambiguous characters and taxa from a DNA sequence alignment.
Usage
1 | delete.empty.cells(alignment, nset = c("-", "n", "N", "?"), quiet = FALSE)
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Arguments
alignment |
an object of class |
nset |
vector of mode character; rows or colums that consist only of the characters given in |
quiet |
logical: if set to |
Value
object of class DNAbin
Author(s)
Christoph Heibl
See Also
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