Deco.kinf: MQLS object

Description Usage Arguments Details Value References See Also Examples

Description

The function creates the MQLS object.

Usage

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Deco.kinf(dataf, matkaf, fam.id, fl)

Arguments

dataf

Data frame.

matkaf

List that contains the family kinship matrices.

fam.id

Family identifying.

fl

Formula.

Details

The function prepares the necessary arguments to compute the MQLS test. It creates a list of the kinship matrices and their inverses. The kinship matrices are assessed while taking into account the missing data on target SNP. In case where there has the missing data, the function returns two matrices, one for the complete data and the other for incomplete data. For more detail see Nguile-Makao et al., (2015).

Value

Return a list containing components,

phi_n

List of the kinship matrices for n individual(s) not having the missing data on the target SNP.

phi_ninv

List of the inverse or pseudo-inverse kinship matrices for n individual(s).

phi_m

List of the kinship matrices for m individual(s) having the missing data on the target SNP.

label target marker

List of the target genetic marker by family.

lst_datf

List of the Database by family.

sg

Number of the kinship matrices that are not invertible.

References

Moliere Nguile-Makao, Alexandre Bureau (2015),Extension of the MQLS test: Application at joint modelling of complex diseases and endophenotypes to characterize genes effects and their interactions under review.

See Also

To See Also as kinshAprior

Examples

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data(DataGPh)
lst_mkinshp2=kinshAprior("fam.id","subject.id","father.id","mother.id","sex",DataGPh)
fl=X2~X1:Y2;
fam.id="fam.id"
lst_fam21<-Deco.kinf(DataGPh,lst_mkinshp2,fam.id,fl)

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