| leastCostPath {distantia} | R Documentation |
Find the least cost path in a least cost matrix.
Description
Uses the original distance matrix created by distanceMatrix and the least cost path matrix created by leastCostMatrix to find the least cost path between the first and the last cells of the matrix. If diagonal was TRUE in leastCostMatrix, then it must be TRUE when using this function. Otherwise, the default is FALSE in both.
Usage
leastCostPath(
distance.matrix = NULL,
least.cost.matrix = NULL,
diagonal = FALSE,
parallel.execution = TRUE
)
Arguments
distance.matrix |
numeric matrix or list of numeric matrices, a distance matrix produced by |
least.cost.matrix |
numeric matrix or list of numeric matrices produced by |
diagonal |
boolean, if |
parallel.execution |
boolean, if |
Value
Alist of dataframes if least.cost.matrix is a list, or a dataframe if least.cost.matrix is a matrix. The dataframe/s have the following columns:
-
A row/sample of one of the sequences.
-
B row/sample of one the other sequence.
-
distance distance between both samples, extracted from
distance.matrix. -
cumulative.distance cumulative distance at the samples
AandB.
Examples
#loading data
data(sequenceA)
data(sequenceB)
#preparing datasets
AB.sequences <- prepareSequences(
sequence.A = sequenceA,
sequence.A.name = "A",
sequence.B = sequenceB,
sequence.B.name = "B",
merge.mode = "complete",
if.empty.cases = "zero",
transformation = "hellinger"
)
#computing distance matrix
AB.distance.matrix <- distanceMatrix(
sequences = AB.sequences,
grouping.column = "id",
method = "manhattan",
parallel.execution = FALSE
)
#computing least cost matrix
AB.least.cost.matrix <- leastCostMatrix(
distance.matrix = AB.distance.matrix,
diagonal = FALSE,
parallel.execution = FALSE
)
AB.least.cost.path <- leastCostPath(
distance.matrix = AB.distance.matrix,
least.cost.matrix = AB.least.cost.matrix,
parallel.execution = FALSE
)
#plot
plotMatrix(distance.matrix = AB.distance.matrix,
least.cost.path = AB.least.cost.path,
)