evian_binary_raw: Example dataset with a binary outcome.
In evian: Evidential Analysis of Genetic Association Data
Description
This dataset included the genotypic and phenotypic information of 250 individuals in proper formats. This dataset is used together with evian_binary_bim to illustrate how to use the main function evian.
Usage
1
Details
This is an example dataset for evian function. It contained 250 individuals, and for each of the individuals, their genotype at 30 SNPs and a binary outcome (PHENOTYPE; coded as 0/1) were stored. Three additional covariates (age, weight, city) were provided as well. Specifically, our function can incorporate with related individuals, some of these individuals in the dataset are correlated with others, and are specified through the FID column. This is usually what a plink .raw file looks like except for the case/control status not coded as 1/2.
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Description
This dataset included the genotypic and phenotypic information of 250 individuals in proper formats. This dataset is used together with evian_binary_bim to illustrate how to use the main function evian.
Usage
1 |
Details
This is an example dataset for evian function. It contained 250 individuals, and for each of the individuals, their genotype at 30 SNPs and a binary outcome (PHENOTYPE; coded as 0/1) were stored. Three additional covariates (age, weight, city) were provided as well. Specifically, our function can incorporate with related individuals, some of these individuals in the dataset are correlated with others, and are specified through the FID column. This is usually what a plink .raw file looks like except for the case/control status not coded as 1/2.
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