Dear Kevin Falk, Thank you very much for sharing these precious videos with academic users. Your explanations made life live... Regards, Hassan Rasouli, Agricultural Biotechnologist.
Thank you very much for a good presentation. I tried to follow your procedure but on circlizing the dendrogram there is a warning which states that "not all labels are unique". How can i go about it?
Dear Kevin, thank you very much for sharing! Please there is a way to get a dendrogram by group"? I mean getting a distance for population and not by each individual?
Thanks kevin for the tutorials. May I know if we have missing data and we doesn't want to impute or remove it, how can we handle the missing data. Thanks in advance!
Dear Kevin Falk,
Thank you very much for sharing these precious videos with academic users. Your explanations made life live...
Regards,
Hassan Rasouli, Agricultural Biotechnologist.
niceeee videooo
Thank you very much for a good presentation. I tried to follow your procedure but on circlizing the dendrogram there is a warning which states that "not all labels are unique". How can i go about it?
can Nbclust package be used to determining number of clusters?
Dear Kevin, thank you very much for sharing! Please there is a way to get a dendrogram by group"? I mean getting a distance for population and not by each individual?
Thanks kevin for the tutorials. May I know if we have missing data and we doesn't want to impute or remove it, how can we handle the missing data. Thanks in advance!
Dear sir, not get how u import data labels?
Is there any simple way to import data labels.... Please
Thank you, Kevin. This is a great video. How many SNPs in your genotypic dataset were used in this tutorial?
how do I get your GitHub page?
Dear kevin falk,
I have SNP data like A:G, C:T(200 genotypes with 30 SNPs)
Can you tell me how to generate dendrogram?
You must convert your SNP data from A:G, C:T to 0,1,2 (minor, heterozygous, major allele) format to use this approach.
Great video Kevin!!
thanks!