makeMapFromDefaultQTLNames: Make map from default QTL names.
In gact/shmootl: QTL Analysis Utilities for Yeast
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Map
Description
Make map from default QTL names.
Usage
1
makeMapFromDefaultQTLNames(qtl.names)
Arguments
qtl.names
Vector of default QTL names.
Value
An R/qtl map object.
Map
The R/qtl map object - described in detail in Section 2.6 of
Broman and Sen (2009) - comprises a nonempty list, each element of which
contains two or more marker positions for a given chromosome. Each list
element is named for its corresponding chromosome, while the names of each
chromosome's marker position vector comprise the marker locus IDs.
Within shmootl, a map must represent either a genetic or a
physical map. These are distinguished by the 'map.unit' attribute
of an object, which can contain either genetic or physical map units.
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Description Usage Arguments Value Map
Description
Make map from default QTL names.
Usage
1 | makeMapFromDefaultQTLNames(qtl.names)
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Arguments
qtl.names |
Vector of default QTL names. |
Value
An R/qtl map object.
Map
The R/qtl map object - described in detail in Section 2.6 of
Broman and Sen (2009) - comprises a nonempty list, each element of which
contains two or more marker positions for a given chromosome. Each list
element is named for its corresponding chromosome, while the names of each
chromosome's marker position vector comprise the marker locus IDs.
Within shmootl, a map must represent either a genetic or a
physical map. These are distinguished by the 'map.unit' attribute
of an object, which can contain either genetic or physical map units.
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