Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
get.table
generates tables object from get.data
data-set or ggplot.objet from get.ggplot
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data |
It can be either output from |
correlated_group |
Name of the group of correlation in data. NULL by default meaning that |
merge_g_and_s |
Fuse germplasm and selection name information in a column named germplasm. TRUE by default. |
table.type |
The type of table you wish according to the type of data.
For data coming from
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table.on |
For "data-" type. father" or "son" depending on which seed-lot you want to display. |
vec_variables |
Vector of variables displayed |
nb_row |
The number of rows in the table |
nb_col |
The number of columns in the table. col_to_display remains fixed. |
nb_duplicated_rows |
Minimum number of duplicated rows for each variable of a table up to which the information is put in only one row. |
col_to_display |
Columns to display in the table. It can be a vector with "person", "germplasm", "year", "block", "X" and "Y". If NULL, none of these columns are displayed. The variables follow these columns. For data-S and data-SR type, the column "expe" and "sl_statut" are added by default. |
invert_row_col |
If TRUE, invert row and col in the table. This is possible only for col_to_display = NULL. |
The function returns a list with two elements
"duplicated_infos" : lists of two elements with seed-lots involved and variable values
"not_duplicated_infos": a list with the table of non duplicated information
Pierre Riviere
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