Combine the mating-unit forest into visNetwork-ready diagram data

Builds a kinship2-style pedigree layout in which each mating (a sire and dam pair) is drawn as a union node between the parents and their offspring. Returns the same list(nodes, edges) shape that makePedigreeDiagramData returns, plus a lookup table that maps each duplicate node id to the real individual it stands for. makePedigreeDiagramData itself is unaffected; this is a separate function.

Usage

makePedigreeMatingLayout(
  ped,
  edgeStyle = c("rectilinear", "direct"),
  twinRelations = NULL,
  kinshipMatrix = NULL
)

Arguments

ped

data frame with id, sire, dam, sex, and gen columns, same contract as makePedigreeDiagramData.

edgeStyle

one of "rectilinear" (default), which routes mate-line and sibship-bar edges through invisible waypoint nodes so they render as a strict right angle, kinship2-style, or "direct", which draws a straight edge from each parent to their mating unit and from each mating unit to each child.

twinRelations

optional data.frame with columns id1, id2, code (see checkTwinRelations). Not validated here; validate with checkTwinRelations first. NULL (default) adds no connector edges. A connector always targets the two individuals' real node ids and always renders as a direct edge regardless of edgeStyle.

kinshipMatrix

optional precomputed kinship matrix (a base matrix or a Matrix) with row AND column names set to individual ids. When supplied, it replaces this function's internal kinship() call as the sole source of the consanguineous-mating-unit flags (kinshipMatrix[sire, dam] > 0): twinRelations then drives twin connector edges only, so a caller wanting twin-corrected consanguinity must bake it into the matrix (e.g. kinship(..., twinRelations = ...)). A sire/dam id absent from the matrix's dimnames leaves that unit at the safe FALSE default, exactly as a dangling parent does on the default path. NULL (default) computes kinship(ped$id, ped$sire, ped$dam, ped$gen, twinRelations = twinRelations).

Value

A list with nodes (id, label, shape, title, size, color.background, x, y; color.border is added under edgeStyle = "rectilinear"), edges (from, to, dashes, smooth.enabled, smooth.type, smooth.roundness, color, width; the color and width columns are always present once any mating unit exists: a consanguineous mating unit's (kinship(sire, dam) > 0) 2 spouse-to-union edges get "#D55E00"/4, an Okabe-Ito colorblind-safe vermillion in kinship2's doubled/thickened mate-line convention, and every other edge gets NA; label is added when twinRelations is supplied), and duplicateToReal (a named character vector, duplicate node id -> real individual id). Under edgeStyle = "rectilinear", an already-set edge color (e.g. the twin connector's or the consanguinity marker's) is preserved when the edge is kept as-is; a marked mate edge that gets replaced by a right-angle projection currently falls back to the generic routing color and width. Also isolatedIds, a character vector of ids suppressed from nodes/edges because they have no known parent, are never a parent, and are not connected by twinRelations; it is character(0) when nothing was suppressed. When every individual in ped is isolated, nodes/edges are both 0-row and duplicateToReal is empty.

Details

Mating-unit nodes render as a small, unlabeled dot with an offspring-count tooltip, visually distinct from the 5 sex-coded shapes. An individual who has to appear more than once in the layout gets duplicate nodes. A duplicate node keeps the real individual's own shape, label and tooltip content (plus a cue that it is a duplicate), so it reads as that individual, and is connected to it by a dashed edge.

In the default "rectilinear" edge style, mate-line and sibship-bar edges are routed through invisible waypoint nodes so they render as strict right angles, as kinship2 draws them. In the "direct" edge style, edges are straight segments from each parent to the mating unit and from the mating unit to each child.

A simple two-real-parent mating unit (each parent has exactly one mate and both have unambiguous "M"/"F" sex codes) is drawn with the male parent to the left of the female parent. The final horizontal positions come from a joint quadratic program that preserves each row's provisional left-to-right order, so this rule carries into the rendered layout. It cannot be turned off.

Examples

library(nprcgenekeepr)
ped <- nprcgenekeepr::smallPed
layout <- makePedigreeMatingLayout(ped)