extract_snps | R Documentation |
Exract the summary data for the rsids of interest from a target study. This only works on linux/ mac operating systems. Will not work on Windows.
extract_snps(
snplist = NULL,
path_to_target_file = NULL,
exact_match = TRUE,
path_to_target_file_sep = "\t",
Test.gz = FALSE,
fill = FALSE,
Comment = "#",
Head = TRUE,
get_sig_snps = FALSE,
p_val_col_number = NULL,
p_threshold = 5e-08
)
snplist |
a list of rsids of interest, either a character vector or path_to_target_file with the list of rsids |
path_to_target_file |
path to the target file This contains the summary data for the trait of #' interest |
exact_match |
search for exact matches. Default TRUE |
path_to_target_file_sep |
column/field separator. Default assumes that data is tab separated |
Test.gz |
is the target data a gz file? Default set to FALSE |
fill |
argument from read.table. logical. If ‘TRUE’ then in case the rows have unequal length, blank fields are implicitly added. Default is FALSE |
Comment |
comment to pass to comment.char in read.table. default = "#" |
Head |
Does the file have a header ? Default set to TRUE |
get_sig_snps |
also extract the top hits from the target file, not just the SNPs specified in snplist. logic TRUE or FALSE. Default set to FALSE |
p_val_col_number |
the column number corresponding to the P values for the SNP-trait associations |
p_threshold |
Extract SNP-trait associtions with P values less than this value. Default set to 5e-8 |
data frame
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