Subsections
maprintd
Precisely describes the map whose numerical Id in the heap is given.
The maprintd command is invoked either:
- maprintd Options
- maprintd MapId
The maprintd command prints an extensive description of the
map whose numerical id has been given as argument. For each data-set
for which parameters have been estimated (merged using
mergor), the map is described by successively giving, line
per line:
- the position of the marker in the overall map for this data set
- the numerical Id of the marker
- the name of the marker (truncated to a mxaimum number of characters)
- the Haldane distance to the next marker (if any). Rays are used
for RH data.
- The cumulative distance of the marker from the beginning of the
map (Haldane/Ray).
- For genetic data, the Kosambi distance from the next marker (if any)
- the estimated recombination ratio/breakage with the next marker
- the two-points LOD with the next marker
Then the length of the map, the number of markers and the
and natural logarithm of the likelihood of the map are displayed.
- Options : -u to obtain the synopsys of the normal
use, -h to print a one line description, -H to
print a short help.
- MapId: the numerical id of the map in the heap.
nothing.
CG> dsload Data/bc.cg
{1 f2 backcross 20 208 /homes/thomas/carthagene/test/Data/bc.cg}
CG> buildfw 3 3 {} 0
...
CG> maprintd 0
Map 0 : log10-likelihood = -248.48, log-e-likelihood = -572.16
-------:
Data Set Number 1 :
Markers Distance Cumulative Distance Theta 2pt
Pos Id name Haldane Haldane Kosambi (%%age) LOD
1 1 MS1 21.0 cM 21.0 cM 17.9 cM 17.1 %% 15.7
2 2 MS2 6.2 cM 27.2 cM 5.8 cM 5.8 %% 33.8
3 4 MS4 3.4 cM 30.5 cM 3.3 cM 3.3 %% 21.1
4 5 MS5 5.5 cM 36.0 cM 5.2 cM 5.2 %% 16.3
5 7 MS7 6.6 cM 42.6 cM 6.2 cM 6.2 %% 35.1
6 8 MS8 2.2 cM 44.9 cM 2.2 cM 2.2 %% 40.8
7 9 MS9 8.9 cM 53.7 cM 8.2 cM 8.1 %% 11.2
8 11 MS11 8.9 cM 62.6 cM 8.2 cM 8.1 %% 10.9
9 12 MS12 4.1 cM 66.7 cM 4.0 cM 4.0 %% 26.5
10 15 MS15 4.9 cM 71.6 cM 4.7 cM 4.6 %% 26.6
11 16 MS16 22.7 cM 94.4 cM 19.2 cM 18.3 %% 10.3
12 18 MS18 ---------- ----------
94.4 cM 84.8 cM
12 markers, log10-likelihood = -248.48
log-e-likelihood = -572.16
CG>
Thomas Schiex
2009-10-27