Subset of a split on fewer leaves

Subsplit() removes leaves from a Splits object.

Usage

Subsplit(splits, tips, keepAll = FALSE, unique = TRUE)

Arguments

splits

An object of class Splits.

tips

A vector specifying a subset of the leaf labels applied to split.

keepAll

logical specifying whether to keep entries that define trivial splits (i.e. splits of zero or one leaf) on the subset of leaves.

unique

logical specifying whether to remove duplicate splits.

Value

Subsplit() returns an object of class Splits, defined on the leaves tips.

See also

KeepTip() is a less flexible but faster equivalent.

Other split manipulation functions: DropTip(), TrivialSplits()

Author

Martin R. Smith (martin.smith@durham.ac.uk)

Examples

splits <- as.Splits(PectinateTree(letters[1:9]))
splits
#> 6 bipartition splits dividing 9 tips, a .. i
efgh <- Subsplit(splits, tips = letters[5:8], keepAll = TRUE)
summary(efgh)
#> 4 bipartition splits (3 trivial) dividing 4 tips, e .. h
#>      1234
#>  12  ****
#>  15  .***
#>  16  ..**
#>  17  ...*
#> 
#>  Tip 1: e	 Tip 2: f	 Tip 3: g	 Tip 4: h	

TrivialSplits(efgh)
#>    12    15    16    17 
#>  TRUE  TRUE FALSE  TRUE 

summary(Subsplit(splits, tips = letters[5:8], keepAll = FALSE))
#> 1 bipartition split dividing 4 tips, e .. h
#>      1234
#>  16  ..**
#> 
#>  Tip 1: e	 Tip 2: f	 Tip 3: g	 Tip 4: h