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The data obtained from the summaryRuns option is great, however, for the "count and count_chr" tables it would be very useful to obtain the mean ROH values ( plus standard dev/error) according to the number of samples per population. That way we can really compare them. Right now we get a total number which could be biased when the pops size is different. Same for the ROH length cause we get the mean but not the standard deviation of the values.
I think it would be straightforward to achieve for someone with good R skills not like me hah but I think that by adding these options to the ddply function "SE = sd(N) / sqrt((length(N))), SD = sd(N))" ??
Anyway it is just a suggestion but I think it would be very much appreciated.
Cheers!
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Dear @scisea ,
Thank you for your interest in detectRUNs!
for the "count and count_chr" tables it would be very useful to obtain the mean ROH values ( plus standard dev/error) according to the number of samples per population.
This seems reasonable to me. @filippob , what do you think? could this feature be added in the next release?
Yes, we are taking note of detected bugs and proposed enhancements for the
next release. We received a number of suggestions on how to improve the
stats part of the package, and will certainly consider these.
Thank you!
The data obtained from the summaryRuns option is great, however, for the "count and count_chr" tables it would be very useful to obtain the mean ROH values ( plus standard dev/error) according to the number of samples per population. That way we can really compare them. Right now we get a total number which could be biased when the pops size is different. Same for the ROH length cause we get the mean but not the standard deviation of the values.
I think it would be straightforward to achieve for someone with good R skills not like me hah but I think that by adding these options to the ddply function "SE = sd(N) / sqrt((length(N))), SD = sd(N))" ??
Anyway it is just a suggestion but I think it would be very much appreciated.
Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: