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zalpha

R package for the zalpha suite of selection statistics. This package allows the user to run a suite of selection statistics over genomic data. The aim is to identify regions of the genome which have experienced a selective sweep.

Installing

Version 0.2.0 is on CRAN.

To install this package from CRAN:

install.packages("zalpha")

To install the development version of this package from github:

  1. Install the devtools package
install.packages("devtools")
  1. Load the devtools package
library(devtools)
  1. Install the zalpha package direct from Github using the install_github function
install_github("chorscroft/zalpha")

How to use the zalpha package

For a full explanation of how to use the zalpha package, please see the "zalpha" vignette.

browseVignettes("zalpha")
# or
vignette("zalpha")

If this does not work and you installed the packages directly from Github, try installing using the following code:

install_github("chorscroft/zalpha", build_vignettes=TRUE)  # might also have to include the option force=TRUE if the package is already installed

Authors

  • Clare Horscroft

Acknowledgments

Guy Jacobs for the original development of the Zalpha statistics