| geno_freq_monogenic {clipp} | R Documentation |
Calculate genotype frequencies from allele frequencies using Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
Description
A function to calculate the unphased genotype frequencies for a single autosomal genetic locus that has given allele frequencies and is at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE).
Usage
geno_freq_monogenic(p_alleles, annotate = FALSE)
Arguments
p_alleles |
A vector of strictly positive numbers that sum to |
annotate |
A logical flag. When |
Details
For a genetic locus at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, the population
allele frequencies at the locus determine the population genotype frequencies;
see Sections 1.2 and 1.3 of (Lange, 2002).
Given a vector p_alleles containing the allele
frequencies, this function returns the frequencies of the possible unphased
genotypes, in a particular order that can be viewed by setting annotate to
TRUE. If the alleles are named 1:length(p_alleles), so that p_alleles[i]
is the frequency of allele i, then the unphased genotypes are named
1/1, 1/2, .... Note that if the output of this function is to be used
as the geno_freq argument of pedigree_loglikelihood
then the annotate option must be set to FALSE.
Value
A vector of strictly positive numbers (the genotype frequencies)
that sum to 1, named with the genotype names if annotate is TRUE.
References
Lange K. Mathematical and Statistical Methods for Genetic Analysis (second edition). Springer, New York. 2002.
Examples
# Genotype frequencies for a biallelic locus at HWE and with a minor allele frequency of 10%
p_alleles <- c(0.9, 0.1)
geno_freq_monogenic(p_alleles, annotate = TRUE)
# Genotype frequencies for a triallelic locus at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
p_alleles <- c(0.85, 0.1, 0.05)
geno_freq_monogenic(p_alleles, annotate = TRUE)
sum(geno_freq_monogenic(p_alleles))