Description Usage Arguments Details Methods Author(s) See Also Examples
An object containing a phylogenetic tree in a form suitable for using ouch methods.
1 | ouchtree(nodes, ancestors, times, labels = as.character(nodes))
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nodes |
A character vector giving the name of each node. These are used internally and must be unique. |
ancestors |
Specification of the topology of the phylogenetic tree.
This is in the form of a character vector specifying the name (as given in the |
times |
A vector of nonnegative numbers, one per node in the tree, specifying the time at which each node is located. Time should be increasing from the root node to the terminal twigs. |
labels |
Optional vector of node labels. These will be used in plots to label nodes. It is not necessary that these be unique. |
ouchtree
creates an ouchtree
object.
This contains the topology, branch times, and epochs.
It also holds (optionally) names of taxa for display purposes.
plot(tree,regimes=NULL,node.names=FALSE,legend=TRUE,...)
displays the phylogenetic tree graphically.
print()
displays the tree in table form.
show()
displays the tree.
An ouchtree
object can be coerced to a data-frame via as(object,"data.frame")
.
Aaron A. King kingaa at umich dot edu
ouchtree
, ape2ouch
, brown
, hansen
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Loading required package: subplex
nodes ancestors times labels
1 1 <NA> 0 <NA>
2 2 1 12 <NA>
3 3 2 32 <NA>
4 4 3 34 <NA>
5 5 4 36 <NA>
6 6 3 36 <NA>
7 7 1 8 <NA>
8 8 7 13 <NA>
9 9 8 18 <NA>
10 10 9 23 <NA>
11 11 10 28 <NA>
12 12 9 28 <NA>
13 13 8 22 <NA>
14 14 13 26 <NA>
15 15 14 34 <NA>
16 16 15 36 <NA>
17 17 7 28 <NA>
18 18 17 30 <NA>
19 19 18 34 <NA>
20 20 19 36 <NA>
21 21 20 37 <NA>
22 22 19 36 <NA>
23 23 2 38 po
24 24 4 38 se
25 25 5 38 sc
26 26 5 38 sn
27 27 6 38 wb
28 28 6 38 wa
29 29 10 38 be
30 30 11 38 bn
31 31 11 38 bc
32 32 12 38 lb
33 33 12 38 la
34 34 13 38 nu
35 35 14 38 sa
36 36 15 38 gb
37 37 16 38 ga
38 38 16 38 gm
39 39 17 38 oc
40 40 18 38 fe
41 41 20 38 li
42 42 21 38 mg
43 43 21 38 md
44 44 22 38 t1
45 45 22 38 t2
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