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This problem is a tab-separated issue similar to #10.
The function readPOPCpp() reads the genotype file (Plnk ped file) to extract information on sample IDs and the group/population these belong to.
This is a non-exported function is used within the function snpInsideRunsCpp() to prepare data for plots (plot_SnpsInRuns and plot_manhattanRuns): it works with space-separated ped files, but not with tab-separated ped files, and in this latter case the proportion of SNPs in runs is not computed correctly and goes to Infinity.
Perhaps this can be fixed for next release of the package?
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We did not specify this in the documentation: therefore we either modify these functions to accept also tab-separated ped files, or make this clear in the manual and vignette.
This problem is a tab-separated issue similar to #10.
The function
readPOPCpp()
reads the genotype file (Plnk ped file) to extract information on sample IDs and the group/population these belong to.This is a non-exported function is used within the function
snpInsideRunsCpp()
to prepare data for plots (plot_SnpsInRuns
andplot_manhattanRuns
): it works with space-separated ped files, but not with tab-separated ped files, and in this latter case the proportion of SNPs in runs is not computed correctly and goes to Infinity.Perhaps this can be fixed for next release of the package?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: