On Apr 13, 2011, at 21:32 , Louis Plough wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a number of genes (columns) for which I want to examine pairwise
> associations of genotypes (each row is an individual)...For example (see
> data below), I would like to compare M1 to M2, M2 to M3, and M1 to M3 (i.e.
> does ac from M
Hi Louis,
You pose an interesting question.
Bellow is my take on a solution.
It is a function named "compare.all.column.pairs" which gets as input the
original data (as a data.frame or a matrix, with all the columns you'd want
to compare).
And also the function you would like to use on each pair
Hi,
I have a number of genes (columns) for which I want to examine pairwise
associations of genotypes (each row is an individual)...For example (see
data below), I would like to compare M1 to M2, M2 to M3, and M1 to M3 (i.e.
does ac from M1 tend to be found with bc from M2 more often than expected.
Hi,
I have a number of genes (columns) for which I want to examine pairwise
associations of genotypes (each row is an individual)...For example (see
data below), I would like to compare M1 to M2, M2 to M3, and M1 to M3 (i.e.
does ac from M1 tend to be found with bc from M2 more often than expected.
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