GENLIB (version 1.1.10)

gen.meangendepthVar: Variance of genealogical depth

Description

Returns the variance of the genealogical depth

Usage

gen.meangendepthVar( gen, pro = "0", type = "MEAN", ...)

Value

A data frame with only one numeric value when type is "MEAN". When type is "IND", the number of rows equals the number of probands specified.

Arguments

gen

An object of class GLgen obtained with gen.genealogy, gen.lineages or gen.branching. Required.

pro

Vector of proband id numbers to be included. Default is 0, which will select all individuals without children.

type

If type="MEAN" (default), the average of genealogical depth variances (over all probands) is returned. If type="IND", the variance of the genealogical depth is calculated for each specified proband.

...

Option to pass additionnal arguments automaticaly between methods. Internal use only.

References

Cazes P, Cazes MH. (1996) Comment mesurer la profondeur genealogique d'une ascendance? Population (French Ed) 51:117-140.

Kouladjian K. (1986) Une mesure d'entropie genealogique. Chicoutimi, SOREP, Document III-C-43.

De Brakaeleer M, Bellis G. (1994) Genealogies et reconstitutions de familles en genetique humaine. Dossiers et Recherches, no 43, INED, Paris.

See Also

gen.gc

Examples

data(geneaJi) 
genJi<-gen.genealogy(geneaJi) 
gen.meangendepth(genJi, type="IND")
gen.meangendepthVar(genJi, type="IND")
gen.meangendepthVar(genJi, type="MEAN")

data(genea140) 
gen140<-gen.genealogy(genea140) 
gen.meangendepth(gen140)
probands <- c(454422,676521,677273,717537,717634,717709,868572)
gen.meangendepth(gen140, pro=probands)
gen.meangendepthVar(gen140, pro=probands)
gen.meangendepthVar(gen140, pro=probands, type="MEAN")

# \donttest{
gen.meangendepth(gen140, pro=probands, type="IND")
gen.meangendepthVar(gen140, pro=probands, type="IND")
# }