Releases: alexkychen/assignPOP
Releases · alexkychen/assignPOP
v1.3.0
v1.2.4
- Update membership.plot - add argument 'plot.k' and 'plot.loci' to skip related question prompt.
v1.2.3
- Update assign.X - (1)Add argument 'common' to specify whether stopping the analysis when inconsistent features between data sets were found. (2)Add argument 'skipQ' to skip data type checking on non-genetic data. (3)Modify argument 'mplot' to handle membership probability plot output.
v1.2.2
- Update read.Genepop and read.Structure - locus has only one allele across samples will be kept. Use reduce.allele to remove single-allele or low variance loci.
- In ver. 1.2.1, errors might be generated when running assign.MC (and other assignment test functions) due to existence of single-allele loci. (fixed in ver. 1.2.2)
v1.2.1
- Update read.Genepop to increase file reading speed (~40 times faster)
- Update read.Structure to increase file reading speed (~90 times faster)
- read.Structure now also can handle triploid and tetraploid organisms (see arg. ploidy)
- fix bug in allele.reduce to handle small p threshold across all loci
v1.2.0
- Add codes to check model name in assign.MC, assign.kfold, assign.X
- Add text to SVM description
- Fix cbind/stringsAsFactors issues in several places for R 4.0
- Able to inject arugments used in models (e.g., gamma in SVM)
v1.1.9
- Fix input non-genetic data (x1) error in assign.X
v1.1.8
- Update following functions to work with R 4.0.0
accuracy.MC, accuracy.kfold, assign.matrix, compile.data, membership.plot - Add stringsAsFactor=T to read.table and read.csv
- Temporarily turn off testthat due to its current failure to pass test in Debian system
v1.1.7
- add broken-stick method for principal component selection in assign.MC, assign.kfold, and assign.X functions
- update accuracy.MC, accuracy.kfold, assign.matrix to handle missing levels of predicted population in test results
- update assign. and accuracy. functions to handle numeric population names
v1.1.6
Fix parallel computing issue in the function assign.kfold.