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Is there currently a way to specify a different prior for each SNP in multidog? I didn't see it in the documentation, but wanted to ask before I attempted to hack a way around it.
The use case I'm thinking of is genotyping in allotetraploids. I expect all SNPs to only have three genotype classes, and to segregate as in a diploid, but some of them will look sort of like ploidy = 4 (with three genotype classes like AAAA, AAAB, and AABB present and two genotype classes ABBB and BBBB not present) and some will look like ploidy = 2 (with all three genotype classes observed).
The work-around idea I had was to split my SNPs into separate pieces based on which prior and/or ploidy they need (using some heuristics) and run multidog separately for each, then merge them.
Thanks!
Grant
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Right now, this isn't available. But it would not be hard to implement, so I could do that when I get a chance in the next couple months. But are you saying that you would like the ploidy argument the vary as well from SNP to SNP?
Yes! Exactly, it would be great to have the ability to vary the ploidy argument and the prior_vec argument by SNP. I can provide test data for some example SNPs (with my manual genotype calls) I have in hand if it would be helpful for testing, or I can test myself.
Thanks for making an awesome package!
Is there currently a way to specify a different prior for each SNP in
multidog
? I didn't see it in the documentation, but wanted to ask before I attempted to hack a way around it.The use case I'm thinking of is genotyping in allotetraploids. I expect all SNPs to only have three genotype classes, and to segregate as in a diploid, but some of them will look sort of like ploidy = 4 (with three genotype classes like AAAA, AAAB, and AABB present and two genotype classes ABBB and BBBB not present) and some will look like ploidy = 2 (with all three genotype classes observed).
The work-around idea I had was to split my SNPs into separate pieces based on which prior and/or ploidy they need (using some heuristics) and run
multidog
separately for each, then merge them.Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: