Count and plot the number of mates each individuals has produced offspring with

This just tallies up the information from the pedigree. It will plot things faceted by pop (over rows) and sexes (over columns).

count_and_plot_mate_distribution(P)

Arguments

P

the pedigree from the simulation, like that returned in the pedigree component of the list returned by slurp_spip().

Value

A list with two components with names:

  • mate_counts: A tibble with information about the number of mates with which a parent produced offspring each year. It has the columns:

    • sex: the sex of this parent

    • year: the year during which the mating occurred

    • pop: the population this parent was in

    • parent: the ID of the parent

    • num_offs: the number of offspring this parent had in total

    • num_mates: the number of mates this parent had

  • plot_mate_counts: a ggplot object, faceted on a grid by population in columns and sex in rows. The x-axis is the number of offspring (in a season), the y-axis is the number of mates in a season, and the fill color of the grid gives the number of parents with that number of offspring and mates.

Examples

result <- count_and_plot_mate_distribution(three_pops_no_mig_slurped_results$pedigree)

# have a look at the results:
result$mate_counts
#> # A tibble: 12,417 × 6
#>    sex     year   pop parent  num_offs num_mates
#>    <chr>  <int> <int> <chr>      <int>     <int>
#>  1 female     5     0 F0_0_1         1         1
#>  2 female     5     0 F0_0_12        3         3
#>  3 female     5     0 F0_0_14        1         1
#>  4 female     5     0 F0_0_16        7         7
#>  5 female     5     0 F0_0_19        3         3
#>  6 female     5     0 F0_0_21        1         1
#>  7 female     5     0 F0_0_22        1         1
#>  8 female     5     0 F0_0_23        2         2
#>  9 female     5     0 F0_0_24       23        19
#> 10 female     5     0 F0_0_26        7         6
#> # ℹ 12,407 more rows

result$plot_mate_counts