LDNe_point: Calculating point estimate of linkage disequilibrium...
In georgeshirreff/multiNe: Multiple Ne estimators
Description
Usage
Arguments
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Takes a genind object and calculates effective population size based on the magnitude of linkage disequilibrium found in a sample
Usage
1
LDNe_point(genObj, crit = 0.01, mating = "random")
Arguments
genObj
genind object
crit
the lowest allele frequency used in the calculation. Alleles with lower allele frequency are excluded
mating
mating system information
Author(s)
Christine Ewers-Saucedo <ewers.christine@gmail.com>
Examples
1
library(adegenet)
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Description Usage Arguments Author(s) Examples
Description
Takes a genind object and calculates effective population size based on the magnitude of linkage disequilibrium found in a sample
Usage
1 | LDNe_point(genObj, crit = 0.01, mating = "random")
|
Arguments
genObj |
genind object |
crit |
the lowest allele frequency used in the calculation. Alleles with lower allele frequency are excluded |
mating |
mating system information |
Author(s)
Christine Ewers-Saucedo <ewers.christine@gmail.com>
Examples
1 | library(adegenet)
|
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