All functions
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b
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Regression slope of recipient on donor values in an epidemic simulated with
the toyepidemic R-package. |
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boxplot
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A box-plot of phenotypic distances against phylogenetic distances from a PP
analysis |
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boxplotTraitAlongTree
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Box plots of trait values along a tree |
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chld
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Node indices of the direct descendants of n in the phylogeny tree. |
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corrProfile
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Generate a correlation profile for a given tree and data at the tips |
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cutUltrametric
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Cut a tree to the largest ultrametric subtree not exceeding maxNTips tips |
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edgesFrom
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Edge indices of the edges in tree starting from n |
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estimateH2
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Estimate the heritability of a continuous trait in a phylogenetically linked
population. |
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extendTipEdges
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Make the ending edges of a tree longer/shorter by addLength |
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extractPP
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Extract phylogenetic pairs from a phylogeny, i.e. mutually closest pairs from
a distance matrix. |
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extractTipPairs
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Extract tip pairs from a phylogeny. |
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groupByRootDist
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Group tips according to distance from the root |
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infectionCouples
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Infection couples given a tree and ids of all tips and nodes |
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nodeTimes
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Calculate the time from the root to each node of the tree |
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plot
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A basic ggplot of a PP analysis |
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plot
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Plot the summary of a PP analysis |
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plotCorrProfile
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Plot a correlation profile |
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PP
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Perform phylogenetic pair analysis |
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R2adj
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Broad-sense heritability of a pathogen trait |
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rA
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Estimating intraclass correlation (ICC) through ANOVA |
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rAboot
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Bootstrap ANOVA |
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sampleCorrsPairs
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Sample from the distribution of Pearson correlation indices
between possible source-recipient couples given an infectious tree. |
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sampleNodeIds
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One (out of many possible) identifications of the nodes and root
with tips in the tree. |
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sampleTransmissionPairs
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get a sample list of possible transmission pair assignments |
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scatterPlotPPs
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Scatter plot of phylogenetic pairs |
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summary
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Summarize the estimates from a call to estimateH2 |
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summary
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Summarize the results of a PP-call in a data.table |