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unrooted layout

guangchuang yu authored on 21/12/2017 12:07:05
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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Package: ggtree
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 Type: Package
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 Title: an R package for visualization and annotation of phylogenetic trees with
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     their covariates and other associated data
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-Version: 1.11.3
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+Version: 1.11.4
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 Authors@R: c(
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 	   person("Guangchuang", "Yu",     email = "guangchuangyu@gmail.com", role = c("aut", "cre", "cph"), comment = c(ORCID = "0000-0002-6485-8781")),
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 	   person("Tommy Tsan-Yuk", "Lam", email = "tylam.tommy@gmail.com",   role = c("aut", "ths")),
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+# ggtree 1.11.4
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++ update vignette (2017-12-21, Thu)
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+    - remove ggtreeUtilities.Rmd
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+    - merge treeAnnotation and advanceTreeAnnotation
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+    
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@@ -165,54 +165,54 @@ scaleY <- function(phylo, df, yscale, layout, ...) {
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 ## }
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-## used by layoutEqualAngle
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-## will change to tidytree::as_data_frame in future
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-as.data.frame.phylo_ <- function(x, layout="rectangular",
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-                                 branch.length="branch.length", ...) {
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-    if (branch.length != 'none') {
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-        branch.length = "branch.length"
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-    }
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-    tip.label <- x[["tip.label"]]
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-    Ntip <- length(tip.label)
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-    N <- getNodeNum(x)
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-    edge <- as.data.frame(x[["edge"]])
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-    colnames(edge) <- c("parent", "node")
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-    if (! is.null(x$edge.length)) {
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-        edge$length <- x$edge.length
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-        if (branch.length == "none") {
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-            xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(x)
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-            ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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-        } else {
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-            xpos <- getXcoord(x)
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-            ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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-        }
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-        ## } else  if (layout != "cladogram") {
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-        ##     xpos <- getXcoord(x)
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-        ##     ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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-        ## } else {
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-        ##     ## layout == "cladogram" && branch.length != "none"
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-        ##     xy <- getXYcoord_cladogram(x)
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-        ##     xpos <- xy$x
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-        ##     ypos <- xy$y
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-        ## }
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-    } else {
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-        xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(x)
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-        ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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-    }
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-    xypos <- data.frame(node=1:N, x=xpos, y=ypos)
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-    res <- merge(edge, xypos, by.x="node", by.y="node", all.y=TRUE)
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-    label <- rep(NA, N)
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-    label[1:Ntip] <- tip.label
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-    if ( !is.null(x$node.label) ) {
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-        label[(Ntip+1):N] <- x$node.label
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-    }
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-    res$label <- label
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-    isTip <- rep(FALSE, N)
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-    isTip[1:Ntip] <- TRUE
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-    res$isTip <- isTip
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-    ## add branch mid position
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-    res <- calculate_branch_mid(res)
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-    ## ## angle for all layout, if 'rectangular', user use coord_polar, can still use angle
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-    res <- calculate_angle(res)
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-    return(res)
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-}
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+## ## used by layoutEqualAngle
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+## ## will change to tidytree::as_data_frame in future
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+## as.data.frame.phylo_ <- function(x, layout="rectangular",
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+##                                  branch.length="branch.length", ...) {
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+##     if (branch.length != 'none') {
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+##         branch.length = "branch.length"
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+##     }
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+##     tip.label <- x[["tip.label"]]
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+##     Ntip <- length(tip.label)
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+##     N <- getNodeNum(x)
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+##     edge <- as.data.frame(x[["edge"]])
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+##     colnames(edge) <- c("parent", "node")
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+##     if (! is.null(x$edge.length)) {
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+##         edge$length <- x$edge.length
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+##         if (branch.length == "none") {
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+##             xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(x)
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+##             ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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+##         } else {
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+##             xpos <- getXcoord(x)
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+##             ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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+##         }
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+##         ## } else  if (layout != "cladogram") {
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+##         ##     xpos <- getXcoord(x)
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+##         ##     ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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+##         ## } else {
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+##         ##     ## layout == "cladogram" && branch.length != "none"
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+##         ##     xy <- getXYcoord_cladogram(x)
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+##         ##     xpos <- xy$x
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+##         ##     ypos <- xy$y
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+##         ## }
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+##     } else {
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+##         xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(x)
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+##         ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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+##     }
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+##     xypos <- data.frame(node=1:N, x=xpos, y=ypos)
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+##     res <- merge(edge, xypos, by.x="node", by.y="node", all.y=TRUE)
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+##     label <- rep(NA, N)
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+##     label[1:Ntip] <- tip.label
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+##     if ( !is.null(x$node.label) ) {
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+##         label[(Ntip+1):N] <- x$node.label
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+##     }
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+##     res$label <- label
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+##     isTip <- rep(FALSE, N)
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+##     isTip[1:Ntip] <- TRUE
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+##     res$isTip <- isTip
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+##     ## add branch mid position
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+##     res <- calculate_branch_mid(res)
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+##     ## ## angle for all layout, if 'rectangular', user use coord_polar, can still use angle
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+##     res <- calculate_angle(res)
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+##     return(res)
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+## }
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         message('"daylight" method was used as default layout for unrooted tree.')
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     }
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-    if (is(tr, "r8s") && branch.length == "branch.length") {
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-        branch.length = "TREE"
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-    }
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     if(yscale != "none") {
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         ## for 2d tree
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         layout <- "slanted"
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         }
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     }
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-    if (is.null(x$edge.length) || branch.length == "none") {
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-        xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(x)
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+    if (layout %in% c("equal_angle", "daylight")) {
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+        res <- layout.unrooted(x, layout.method = layout, branch.length = branch.length, ...)
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     } else {
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-        xpos <- getXcoord(x)
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-    }
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+        if (is.null(x$edge.length) || branch.length == "none") {
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+            xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(x)
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+        } else {
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+            xpos <- getXcoord(x)
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+        }
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-    ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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-    N <- Nnode(x, internal.only=FALSE)
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-    xypos <- data_frame(node=1:N, x=xpos, y=ypos)
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+        ypos <- getYcoord(x)
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+        N <- Nnode(x, internal.only=FALSE)
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+        xypos <- data_frame(node=1:N, x=xpos, y=ypos)
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-    df <- as_data_frame(model) %>%
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-        mutate_(isTip = ~(! node %in% parent))
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+        df <- as_data_frame(model) %>%
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+            mutate_(isTip = ~(! node %in% parent))
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-    res <- full_join(df, xypos, by = "node")
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+        res <- full_join(df, xypos, by = "node")
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+    }
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     ## add branch mid position
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     res <- calculate_branch_mid(res)
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 ##' @importFrom ape reorder.phylo
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 layout.unrooted <- function(tree, branch.length="branch.length", layout.method="equal_angle", ...) {
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     return(df)
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+set_branch_length_cladogram <- function(tree) {
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+    phylo <- as.phylo(tree)
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+    edge <- phylo$edge
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+    xpos <- getXcoord_no_length(phylo)
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+    phylo$edge.length <- xpos[edge[,2]] - xpos[edge[,1]]
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+
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+    if (is(tree, "phylo")) {
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+        return(phylo)
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+    } else if (is(tree, "treedata")) {
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+        tree@phylo <- phylo
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+        return(tree)
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+    }
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+    message("unknown tree object, fail to set branch length for cladogram...")
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+    return(tree)
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+}
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 ##' 'Equal-angle layout algorithm for unrooted trees'
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 ##'
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 ##' @param branch.length set to 'none' for edge length of 1. Otherwise the phylogenetic tree edge length is used.
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 ##' @return tree as data.frame with equal angle layout.
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 layoutEqualAngle <- function(tree, branch.length ){
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+    if (branch.length == "none") {
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+        tree <- set_branch_length_cladogram(tree)
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+    }
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     root <- getRoot(tree)
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     ## Convert Phylo tree to data.frame.
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-    df <- as.data.frame.phylo_(tree)
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+    ## df <- as.data.frame.phylo_(tree)
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+    df <- as_data_frame(tree) %>%
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+        mutate_(isTip = ~(! node %in% parent))
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     ## NOTE: Angles (start, end, angle) are in half-rotation units (radians/pi or degrees/180)
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             ## beta = angle of line from parent node to i-th child.
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             beta <- start + alpha / 2
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-            if (branch.length == "none") {
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-                length.child <- 1
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-            } else {
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-                length.child <- df[child, "length"]
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+            ## if (branch.length == "none") {
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+            ##     length.child <- 1
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+            ## } else {
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+            length.child <- df[child, "branch.length"]
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+            ##}
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             ## update geometry of data.frame.
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             ## Calculate (x,y) position of the i-th child node from current node.
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         # Calculate the running average of angle changes.
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         ave_change <- total_max / length(nodes) * length(i)
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-        cat('Average angle change [',i,']', ave_change,'\n')
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+        message('Average angle change [',i,'] ', ave_change)
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         i <- i + 1
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     }
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   # Find start and end angles for each subtree.
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   #   subtrees = get subtrees of node
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   #   for i-th subtree in subtrees {
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-  for (i in seq_along(subtrees) ) {
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-    subtree <- subtrees[[i]]
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-    # [end, start] = get start and end angles of tree.
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-    angles <- getTreeArcAngles(df, node_id, subtree)
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-    angle_list[ i, 'subtree_id'] <- i
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-    angle_list[ i, 'left'] <- angles['left']
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-    angle_list[ i, 'beta'] <- angles['left'] - angles['right'] # subtree arc angle
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-    # If subtree arc angle is -ve, then + 2 (360).
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-    if(angle_list[ i, 'beta'] < 0 ){
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-      angle_list[ i, 'beta'] <- angle_list[ i, 'beta'] + 2
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+    for (i in seq_along(subtrees) ) {
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+        subtree <- subtrees[[i]]
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+        angles <- getTreeArcAngles(df, node_id, subtree)
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+        angle_list[ i, 'subtree_id'] <- i
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+        angle_list[ i, 'left'] <- angles['left']
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+        angle_list[ i, 'beta'] <- angles['left'] - angles['right'] # subtree arc angle
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+                                        # If subtree arc angle is -ve, then + 2 (360).
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+        if(angle_list[ i, 'beta'] < 0 ){
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+            angle_list[ i, 'beta'] <- angle_list[ i, 'beta'] + 2
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+        }
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     }
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   #   sort angle_list by 'left angle' column in ascending order.
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   angle_list <- angle_list[with(angle_list, order(left)), ]
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   #   D = 360 - sum( angle_list['beta'] ) # total day
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 ##' @param subtree named list of root id of subtree (node) and list of node ids for given subtree (subtree).
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 ##' @return named list with right and left angles in range [0,2] i.e 1 = 180 degrees, 1.5 = 270 degrees.
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 getTreeArcAngles <- function(df, origin_id, subtree) {
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+    } else if( subtree_root_id == origin_id ){
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 phylogenies. [Tree Visualization](treeVisualization.html) vignette describes
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-We implement several functions to manipulate a phylogenetic tree.
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-+ taxa can be clustered together using `groupClade` or `groupOTU` functions
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-+ collapsed clade can be expanded by using `expand` function
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-+ clade can be re-scale to zoom in or zoom out by `scaleClade` function
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-+ position of two selected clades (should share a same parent) can be exchanged by `flip` function
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+  "flip", "exchange position of 2 clades that share a parent node",
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+  "groupClade", "grouping clades",
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+  "groupOTU", "grouping OTUs by tracing back to most recent common ancestor",
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+  "identify", "interactive tree manipulation",
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+  "rotate", "rotating a selected clade by 180 degree",
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+  "rotate_tree", "rotating circular layout tree by specific angle",
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+  "scaleClade", "zoom in or zoom out selecting clade",
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+  "open_tree", "convert a tree to fan layout by specific open angle"
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+colnames(treeman) <- c("Function", "Descriptiotn")
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 Details and examples can be found in [Tree Manipulation](treeManipulation.html) vignette.
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