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maprintdr

Precisely describes the map whose numerical Id in the heap is given using a reverse order.

Synopsis:

The maprintdr command is invoked either:

Description:

The maprintdr command prints an extensive description of the map whose numerical id has been given as argument using a reverse marker ordering. The purpose of using a reverse marker ordering is to perform an easier map comparison when two maps in the heap have order which are similar up to a map reversal. Otherwise, the commands performs as maprintd.

Arguments:

Returns:

nothing.

Example:

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Type 'help' for help.

CG> dsload Data/bc.cg
{1 f2 backcross 20 208 /home/tschiex/Dev/carthagene/doc/user/exemple/Data/b...
CG> buildfw  3 3 {} 0
...
CG> maprintd 0

Map  0 : log10-likelihood =   -14.70, log-e-likelihood =   -33.86
-------:

Data Set Number  1 :

             Markers Distance    Cumulative  Distance   Theta       2pt
Pos  Id name         Haldane     Haldane     Kosambi    (%%age)      LOD

  1   8  MS8           3.3 cM      0.0 cM      3.2 cM     3.2 %      7.4
  2  10 MS10          12.2 cM      3.3 cM     11.0 cM    10.8 %      2.7
  3  14 MS14        ----------              ----------
                      15.5 cM                 14.2 cM


        3 markers, log10-likelihood =   -14.70
                   log-e-likelihood =   -33.86

CG> maprintdr 0

Map  0 : log10-likelihood =   -14.70, log-e-likelihood =   -33.86
-------:

Data Set Number  1 :

             Markers Distance    Cumulative  Distance   Theta       2pt
Pos  Id name         Haldane     Haldane     Kosambi    (%%age)      LOD

  1  14 MS14          12.2 cM      0.0 cM     11.0 cM    10.8 %      2.7
  2  10 MS10           3.3 cM     12.2 cM      3.2 cM     3.2 %      7.4
  3   8  MS8        ----------              ----------
                      15.5 cM                 14.2 cM


        3 markers, log10-likelihood =   -14.70
                   log-e-likelihood =   -33.86

CG>

See also:

Thomas Schiex 2018-03-23