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When running the RVPedigree() function on several regions, the output () for each region is the same. See for example section 4 (page 12) in the vignette:
gwresults<- RVPedigree(method="VCC1",
y=pheno,
X=covar,
Phi=rel.mat,
regions=genes,
filename=geno.file,
type='ped',
pvalThreshold=1
)
## Estimating null model...## Null model estimated.## Starting association analysis of the 3 regions...## Warning in snpStats::read.pedfile(file = filename, snps = snps2out): 2 loci were monomorphic## Warning in VCC1.region(y = y, X = X, Phi = Phi, type = type, filename = filename, : No genotypes available in the region from 9050050 to 9075000 on chromosome 20gwresults## Score.Test P.value N.Markers## Gene_1 1768.63 0.3195559 4## Gene_2 1768.63 0.3195559 6
At first glance this seems to happen regardless of the method (ASKAT, VCC1, ...) used.
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When running the
RVPedigree()
function on several regions, the output () for each region is the same. See for example section 4 (page 12) in the vignette:At first glance this seems to happen regardless of the method (
ASKAT
,VCC1
, ...) used.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: