R/utils.jackknife.R
utils.jackknife.Rd
Jackknife resampling is a statistical procedure where for a dataset of sample size n, subsamples of size n-1 are used to compute a statistic. The collection of the values obtained can be used to evaluate the variability around the point estimate. This function can take the loci, the individuals or the populations as units over which to conduct resampling.
Note that when n is very small, jackknife resampling is not recommended.
Parallel computation is implemented. The argument n.cores
indicates the
number of core to use. If "auto" [default], it will use all but one available
cores. If the number of units is small (e.g. a few populations), there is not
real advantage in using parallel computation. On the other hand, if the number
of units is large (e.g. thousands of loci), even with parallel computation,
this function can be very slow.
utils.jackknife(
x,
FUN,
unit = "loc",
recalc = FALSE,
mono.rm = FALSE,
n.cores = "auto",
verbose = NULL,
...
)
Name of the genlight object [required].
the name of the function to be used to calculate the statistic
The unit to use for resampling. One of c("loc", "ind", "pop"): loci, individuals or populations
If TRUE, recalculate the locus metadata statistics [default FALSE].
If TRUE, remove monomorphic and all NA loci [default FALSE].
The number of cores to use. If "auto" [default], it will use all but one available cores.
Verbosity: 0, silent or fatal errors; 1, begin and end; 2, progress but not results; 3, progress and results summary; 5, full report [default 2 or as specified using gl.set.verbosity].
any additional arguments to be passed to FUN
A list of length n where each element is the output of FUN
require("dartR.data")
platMod.gl <- gl.filter.allna(platypus.gl)
#> Starting gl.filter.allna
#> Processing genlight object with SNP data
#> Identifying and removing loci and individuals scored all
#> missing (NA)
#> Deleting loci that are scored as all missing (NA)
#> Deleted
#> Deleting individuals that are scored as all missing (NA)
#> Completed: gl.filter.allna
#>
chk.pop <- utils.jackknife(x=platMod.gl, FUN="gl.alf", unit="pop",
recalc = FALSE, mono.rm = FALSE, n.cores = 1, verbose=0)
#> Starting gl.set.verbosity
#> Global verbosity set to: 2
#> Completed: gl.set.verbosity
#> Starting gl.set.verbosity
#> Global verbosity set to: 2
#> Completed: gl.set.verbosity
#> Starting gl.set.verbosity
#> Global verbosity set to: 2
#> Completed: gl.set.verbosity
#>