Answers.Body: <p>From what I can see, you don't actually import data into the inbreeding app.  What you need to do is to import your pedigrees as a directed network.  That's fairly simple -- all you need is a table (could be csv, tsv, or excel) of edges -- the nodes are inferred.  So, in your example above, I assume (I may have the directionality wrong) the table would look something like:</p>
  <p>paternal grandsire, sire
  paternal granddam, sire</p>
  <p>where you want the names of the grandsire and granddam since the they will also have paternal and maternal sires...</p>
  <p>Hope this helps!</p>
  
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Body: <p>Help! I am a complete newbie to cytoscape. I need to use the inbreeding app to compute inbreeding coefficients from pedigrees of pigs which I have as</p>
  <pre><code>             paternal grandsire
         sire
               paternal granddam
  </code></pre>
  <p>individual                           etc... back for 6 generations
  maternal grandsire
  dam
  maternal grandam</p>
  <p>Can anyone please kindly provide me with an .xlsx format (and instructions!) that  can be imported into the cytoscape inbreeding app to calculate an inbreeding coefficient for the individual as above. Happy to communicate via email.  Many thanks....  Tony Brown</p>
  
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Comments.Text: Please [edit] your question (don't put the detail in the comments, add it to the question) and add more detail. We need enough detail so that someone else can understand and reproduce what you are trying to do. What are you actually plotting in Cytoscape? What are the nodes of your network? What are the edges? Can you show us a (small) example of it? What is this inbreeding app? Can you link us to it in the Cytoscape App Store?
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Title: Calclation of inbreeding coefficients from pedigrees
ThreadText: # Calclation of inbreeding coefficients from pedigrees
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2024-08-22)
  
  Help! I am a complete newbie to cytoscape. I need to use the inbreeding app to compute inbreeding coefficients from pedigrees of pigs which I have as
  
  ```
               paternal grandsire
         sire
               paternal granddam
  
  ```
  
  individual etc... back for 6 generations
  maternal grandsire
  dam
  maternal grandam
  
  Can anyone please kindly provide me with an .xlsx format (and instructions!) that can be imported into the cytoscape inbreeding app to calculate an inbreeding coefficient for the individual as above. Happy to communicate via email. Many thanks.... username_0 username_0
  
  **Tags:** file-formats, cytoscape, porcine
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: Please [edit] your question (don't put the detail in the comments, add it to the question) and add more detail. We need enough detail so that someone else can understand and reproduce what you are trying to do. What are you actually plotting in Cytoscape? What are the nodes of your network? What are the edges? Can you show us a (small) example of it? What is this inbreeding app? Can you link us to it in the Cytoscape App Store?  
  
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  ### Answer by username_2 on 2024-08-29. Score: 0
  
  From what I can see, you don't actually import data into the inbreeding app. What you need to do is to import your pedigrees as a directed network. That's fairly simple -- all you need is a table (could be csv, tsv, or excel) of edges -- the nodes are inferred. So, in your example above, I assume (I may have the directionality wrong) the table would look something like:
  
  paternal grandsire, sire
  paternal granddam, sire
  
  where you want the names of the grandsire and granddam since the they will also have paternal and maternal sires...
  
  Hope this helps!
  
  
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