A Starting Point {bqtl} | R Documentation |
Some pointers to a few key functions in BQTL
example
function is very
helpful in getting familiar with a new function. You type
example(fun)
and the examples in the documentation for
fun
are run, then you can read the documentaiton to get a bette
sense of what is really going on. My personal favorite is to type
par(ask=T)
, hit the 'enter' key, then example(image)
,
and 'enter' again; after each display you hit the 'enter' key to get
to the next one.
library(bqtl)
is needed to load the BQTL functions and data
sets.make.map.frame
marker.levels
make.analysis.obj
map.frame
to create an object that can be
used by data analysis functions.
bqtl
example(bqtl)
and take a look at
the resulting output.locus
linear.bayes
example(linear.bayes)
Charles C. Berry cberry@ucsd.edu