Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
QQ plot of observed P-values vs expected P-values, using the empirical (permutation-based) expected p-value distribution. This empirical-based expected p-value distribution no longer depends on an assumption that the Fisher's Exact two-tailed p-values are uniformly distributed under the null. For a given matrix, the permutation-based expected distribution is plotted relative to the observed order statistic to get the permutation-based QQ plot.
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| P.perm | Expected P-values from NULL distribution, which is generated through permutation in our example. | 
| P.observed | Observed P-values from true case/control assignment. | 
| adjust.xy | An option to have the x-axis and y-axis adjusted based on their own range in the plot. | 
| ... | Additional arguments passed to the plot function. | 
None.
Slave Petrovski and Quanli Wang
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data("example.Ps")
#print output to pdf file only if not running in interactive mode
if (!interactive()) {
 pdf("qqplot.pdf")
}
qqplot(example.Ps$perm, example.Ps$observed)
if (!interactive()) {
 dev.off()
}
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