Instead of P1, P2,... on the output of divMigrate, I want the original name of populations to be appeared on the plot. How can I do it?
I do not know how to use the function corPlot() to graphically visualise the relationship between locus polymorphism and corresponding G_st , θ, G′_st and D Jost values per locus. I have to use divOnline instead. Could you please give me the exact example of corPlot?
To test the significance of the regression coefficient, do you use the p-value method or the confidence interval? I prefer the confidence interval, and want it to be used in the corPlot function. What can I do about it?
Hi Kevin Keenan,
You are right about the output (as in the attachment), it looks a bit messy. An idea suggested itself to me:
# this will give an exact output as it is in the version 1.7.6
divMigrate(infile = NULL, stat = "d_jost")
# the output is as above, plus the legend.
divMigrate(infile = NULL, stat = "d_jost", legend(P1='population 1', P2 = 'population 2', ...))
We can add the position, the color... of the legend.
I really appreciate your time. Thank you very much.
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