qpadm_rotate | R Documentation |
This functions evaluates many qpadm models simultaneously by keeping the target population
and the rightfix
populations fixed, and distributing the leftright
populations by keeping some
in the set of left population and adding the remaining populations to the right populations.
(See details for an example of how models are generated)
qpadm_rotate(
f2_blocks,
leftright,
target,
rightfix = NULL,
full_results = FALSE,
verbose = TRUE
)
f2_blocks |
3d array of blocked f2 statistics, output of |
leftright |
Populations which will be distributed between left and right |
target |
Target population |
rightfix |
Populations which will be on the right side in all models |
full_results |
Return all output items which are returned by |
verbose |
Print progress updates |
If leftright
consists of the populations L1, L2, L3, L4; rightfix
is the population R; and target
is T,
the following models will be genrated:
(left), (right), (target)
(L1), (L2, L3, L4, R), (T)
(L2), (L1, L3, L4, R), (T)
(L3), (L1, L2, L4, R), (T)
(L4), (L1, L2, L3, R), (T)
(L1, L2), (L3, L4, R), (T)
(L1, L3), (L2, L4, R), (T)
(L1, L4), (L2, L3, R), (T)
(L2, L3), (L1, L4, R), (T)
(L2, L4), (L1, L3, R), (T)
(L3, L4), (L1, L2, R), (T)
A data frame with Chi-squared statistics and p-values for each population combination
## Not run:
pops = dimnames(example_f2_blocks)[[1]]
qpadm_rotate(example_f2_blocks, leftright = pops[1:4],
target = pops[5], rightfix = pops[6:7])
## End(Not run)
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