Merge two pedigrees
This function merges two linkdat objects, joining them at the individuals with equal ID labels. This is especially useful for building 'top-heavy' pedigrees. Only linkdat objects without marker data are supported.
mergePed(x, y, quick = FALSE)
x, y |
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quick |
a single logical. If TRUE, no pedigree checks are performed, and the individual ordering may be unfortunate. |
A linkdat object.
Magnus Dehli Vigeland
# Creating a trio where each parent have first cousin parents. # (Alternatively, this could be built using many calls to addParents().) x = cousinPed(1) x = addOffspring(x, father=7, mother=8, noffs=1, id=9) x = addOffspring(x, father=9, mother=10, noffs=1, id=11) y = relabel(cousinPed(1), 101:108) y = addOffspring(y, father=107, mother=108, noffs=1, sex=2, id=10) y = addOffspring(y, father=9, mother=10, noffs=1, id=11) # Joining x and y at the common individuals 9,10,11: z = mergePed(x,y) # plot all three pedigrees par(mfrow=c(1,3)) plot(x); plot(y); plot(z)
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