generateStartingPopulation | R Documentation |
generateStartingPopulation
generates a starting population with random
traits for each individual
generateStartingPopulation(population,parameters,names=NULL)
population |
numeric value describing the number of individuals in the starting population. |
parameters |
vector or list containing each parameter that should be added to the chromosome. |
names |
character describing names that should be added to each individual. |
generateStartingPopulation
generates a starting poppulation to be used
in the genetic algortihm implemented in ChIPanalyser. There are two main ways a
starting population can be generated:
by name Using names of each parameter that should be parse to each "chromosome". The possible paramters are N, lambda, PWMThreshold, CS ( DNAAffinity or DNAAccessibility also works). CS values should also contain a numeric value associated to each chromatin state you wish to parse. e.g CS1 ... CS14 This will generate a value by sampling from a set of predefined value for each paramters.
by value range
Using a named list (names for each parameters). Each element of the list
should contain three numeric values : length of range, min value, max value.
(Internally - values are parse to runif
)
Returns a list of individuals with a random traits
Patrick C.N. Martin
## by name
param <- c("N","lambda","PWMThreshold","CS1","CS2","CS3")
pop <- generateStartingPopulation(20,param, names = NULL)
# by range
paramValue <- list(c(10,1,1000),c(10,0,5),c(10,0,0.9),c(10,0,1),c(10,0,1),c(10,0,1))
pop <- generateStartingPopulation(20,paramValue,names= param)
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