
Calculate stature estimation according to: Trotter & Gleser 'American Negro'.
Source:R/trotter_gleser_1952_an.R
trotter_gleser_1952_an.RdStature estimation (mm) based on the hierarchy of different regression calculations, separated by sex (Trotter & Gleser 1952, 1977) series 'American Negro'. Bone measures used: Fem1, Tib1b, Fib1, Uln1, Rad1, Hum1 If bone measures for left and right are provided the mean value will be used, but for statistic information 2 bones will be counted (n_measures). If sex is indet. the mean of male and female stature estimation is given. The calculation is based on Trotter & Gleser (1952) with corrections from Trotter & Gleser (1977). The regression formula are hierarchical from combinations of different bone measures to single bone measures. Only the first applicable measure will be used (Siegmund 2010, 112).
Returns a data.frame with:
ind: individual identifyer (rownames),
sex: as provided for calculation: m, f, indet.
stature: estimated on the provided sex and bone measures,
bone (measure(s)): bones used for calculation,
if_female (stature): columns with alternative stature for three sex classes,
if_male (stature),
if_indet. (stature) and
n_measures: number of bone measures included: e.g. 2 Fem2 (left, right) + 1 Tib1
References
Trotter M, Gleser GC (1952). “Estimation of stature from long bones of American Whites and Negroes.” American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 10(4), 463–514. ISSN 1096-8644, doi:10.1002/ajpa.1330100407 .
Trotter M, Gleser GC (1977). “Corrigenda to “estimation of stature from long limb bones of American Whites and Negroes,” American Journal Physical Anthropology (1952).” American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 47(2), 355–356. ISSN 1096-8644, doi:10.1002/ajpa.1330470216 .
Siegmund F (2010). Die Körpergröße der Menschen in der Ur- und Frühgeschichte Mitteleuropas und ein Vergleich ihrer anthropologischen Schätzmethoden. Books on Demand, Norderstedt. ISBN 978-3-8391-5314-7, tex.ids: siegmundKorpergrosseMenschenUr2010a.
Examples
# Read example dataset into a data frame.
x <- statuAAR::TrotterGleser1952
x <- x[x$Race == "Black", ]
#'
# Create & check the data frame of mesures concordance for Trotter & Gleser 1952
measures.concordance <- create.measures.concordance()
measures.concordance[measures.concordance$own != "",]
#> short long own
#> 1 Fem1 Femur.1 Fem
#> 10 Hum1 Humerus.1 Hum
#> 19 Rad1 Radius.1 Rad
#> 28 Tib1 Tibia.1 Tib
#> 37 Uln1 Ulna.1 Ulna
#'
# Prepare statuaar_data_table
dl.tgb <- statuAAR::prep.statuaar.data(x, d.form = "wide", ind = "Appendix_row",
sex = "Sex", measures.names = "own", stats = FALSE)
#'
# Calculate stature estimation using a given formula.
statuAAR::getStature(c("tg01"), dl.tgb)
#> $tg01
#> sex stature bone if_female if_male if_indet n_measures
#> 2_1 m 1520 4. Fem1 1480 1520 1500 1
#> 2_10 m 1611 4. Fem1 1578 1611 1594 1
#> 2_11 m 1619 4. Fem1 1587 1619 1603 1
#> 2_12 m 1630 4. Fem1 1599 1630 1614 1
#> 2_13 m 1640 4. Fem1 1610 1640 1625 1
#> 2_14 m 1651 4. Fem1 1621 1651 1636 1
#> 2_15 m 1659 4. Fem1 1630 1659 1645 1
#> 2_16 m 1670 4. Fem1 1642 1670 1656 1
#> 2_17 m 1680 4. Fem1 1653 1680 1667 1
#> 2_18 m 1691 4. Fem1 1665 1691 1678 1
#> 2_19 m 1699 4. Fem1 1674 1699 1687 1
#> 2_2 m 1529 4. Fem1 1489 1529 1509 1
#> 2_20 m 1710 4. Fem1 1685 1710 1698 1
#> 2_21 m 1721 4. Fem1 1697 1721 1709 1
#> 2_22 m 1731 4. Fem1 1708 1731 1720 1
#> 2_23 m 1740 4. Fem1 1717 1740 1728 1
#> 2_24 m 1750 4. Fem1 1728 1750 1739 1
#> 2_25 m 1761 4. Fem1 1740 1761 1750 1
#> 2_26 m 1771 4. Fem1 1751 1771 1761 1
#> 2_27 m 1780 4. Fem1 1760 1780 1770 1
#> 2_28 m 1790 4. Fem1 1772 1790 1781 1
#> 2_29 m 1801 4. Fem1 1783 1801 1792 1
#> 2_3 m 1539 4. Fem1 1500 1539 1520 1
#> 2_30 m 1811 4. Fem1 1795 1811 1803 1
#> 2_31 m 1820 4. Fem1 1804 1820 1812 1
#> 2_32 m 1830 4. Fem1 1815 1830 1823 1
#> 2_33 m 1841 4. Fem1 1827 1841 1834 1
#> 2_34 m 1851 4. Fem1 1838 1851 1845 1
#> 2_35 m 1860 4. Fem1 1847 1860 1853 1
#> 2_36 m 1870 4. Fem1 1858 1870 1864 1
#> 2_37 m 1881 4. Fem1 1870 1881 1875 1
#> 2_38 m 1891 4. Fem1 1881 1891 1886 1
#> 2_39 m 1900 4. Fem1 1890 1900 1895 1
#> 2_4 m 1550 4. Fem1 1512 1550 1531 1
#> 2_40 m 1910 4. Fem1 1902 1910 1906 1
#> 2_41 m 1921 4. Fem1 1913 1921 1917 1
#> 2_42 m 1932 4. Fem1 1925 1932 1928 1
#> 2_43 m 1940 4. Fem1 1934 1940 1937 1
#> 2_44 m 1951 4. Fem1 1945 1951 1948 1
#> 2_45 m 1961 4. Fem1 1956 1961 1959 1
#> 2_46 m 1972 4. Fem1 1968 1972 1970 1
#> 2_47 m 1980 4. Fem1 1977 1980 1979 1
#> 2_5 m 1560 4. Fem1 1523 1560 1542 1
#> 2_6 m 1569 4. Fem1 1532 1569 1550 1
#> 2_7 m 1579 4. Fem1 1544 1579 1561 1
#> 2_8 m 1590 4. Fem1 1555 1590 1572 1
#> 2_9 m 1600 4. Fem1 1567 1600 1583 1
#> 4_1 f 1400 4. Fem1 1400 1446 1423 1
#> 4_10 f 1489 4. Fem1 1489 1529 1509 1
#> 4_11 f 1500 4. Fem1 1500 1539 1520 1
#> 4_12 f 1510 4. Fem1 1510 1548 1529 1
#> 4_13 f 1521 4. Fem1 1521 1558 1540 1
#> 4_14 f 1530 4. Fem1 1530 1566 1548 1
#> 4_15 f 1539 4. Fem1 1539 1575 1557 1
#> 4_16 f 1551 4. Fem1 1551 1585 1568 1
#> 4_17 f 1560 4. Fem1 1560 1594 1577 1
#> 4_18 f 1569 4. Fem1 1569 1602 1586 1
#> 4_19 f 1580 4. Fem1 1580 1613 1597 1
#> 4_2 f 1409 4. Fem1 1409 1455 1432 1
#> 4_20 f 1589 4. Fem1 1589 1621 1605 1
#> 4_21 f 1601 4. Fem1 1601 1632 1616 1
#> 4_22 f 1610 4. Fem1 1610 1640 1625 1
#> 4_23 f 1619 4. Fem1 1619 1649 1634 1
#> 4_24 f 1630 4. Fem1 1630 1659 1645 1
#> 4_25 f 1640 4. Fem1 1640 1668 1654 1
#> 4_26 f 1651 4. Fem1 1651 1678 1665 1
#> 4_27 f 1660 4. Fem1 1660 1687 1673 1
#> 4_28 f 1669 4. Fem1 1669 1695 1682 1
#> 4_29 f 1681 4. Fem1 1681 1706 1693 1
#> 4_3 f 1421 4. Fem1 1421 1465 1443 1
#> 4_30 f 1690 4. Fem1 1690 1714 1702 1
#> 4_31 f 1701 4. Fem1 1701 1725 1713 1
#> 4_32 f 1710 4. Fem1 1710 1733 1722 1
#> 4_33 f 1719 4. Fem1 1719 1742 1730 1
#> 4_34 f 1731 4. Fem1 1731 1752 1741 1
#> 4_35 f 1740 4. Fem1 1740 1761 1750 1
#> 4_36 f 1749 4. Fem1 1749 1769 1759 1
#> 4_37 f 1760 4. Fem1 1760 1780 1770 1
#> 4_38 f 1770 4. Fem1 1770 1788 1779 1
#> 4_39 f 1781 4. Fem1 1781 1799 1790 1
#> 4_4 f 1430 4. Fem1 1430 1474 1452 1
#> 4_40 f 1790 4. Fem1 1790 1807 1799 1
#> 4_41 f 1799 4. Fem1 1799 1815 1807 1
#> 4_42 f 1811 4. Fem1 1811 1826 1818 1
#> 4_43 f 1820 4. Fem1 1820 1834 1827 1
#> 4_44 f 1831 4. Fem1 1831 1845 1838 1
#> 4_45 f 1840 4. Fem1 1840 1853 1847 1
#> 4_5 f 1439 4. Fem1 1439 1482 1461 1
#> 4_6 f 1450 4. Fem1 1450 1493 1471 1
#> 4_7 f 1459 4. Fem1 1459 1501 1480 1
#> 4_8 f 1471 4. Fem1 1471 1512 1491 1
#> 4_9 f 1480 4. Fem1 1480 1520 1500 1
#>
# trotter_gleser_1952_an(dl.tgb) # The alternative.