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-IBD partition -Fixed missing g in alphapartdropgroup() -removed centre=FALSE
- column names - handling multiple traits
- multiple traits with IBD partitioning
- test for IBD (single trait) - commenting break downs the theory
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This looks very impressive @RosCraddock !!!!! I have to finish a couple of other bits, so will lag with the review. |
- First draft of ibd vignette to demonstrate ibd partitioning in AlphaPart. - minor update to c++ code.
Small update in error handling for ibd. Otherwise, an error would be flagged unnecessarily. Tested and working on real data.
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Code completed for implementing gametic/ibd partitioning in R.
Tested on one and multiple traits locally. Implemented test for single and multiple traits.
All other testing passed through test_that.
Addressing issue #18