format_data | R Documentation |
Get the trait summary data ready for the QC checks.
format_data(
dat = NULL,
trait = NA,
population = NA,
ncase = NA,
ncontrol = NA,
rsid = NA,
effect_allele = NA,
other_allele = NA,
beta = NA,
se = NA,
lnor = NA,
lnor_se = NA,
eaf = NA,
p = NA,
or = NA,
or_lci = NA,
or_uci = NA,
chr = NA,
pos = NA,
z_score = NA,
drop_duplicate_rsids = TRUE
)
dat |
the dataset to be formatted |
trait |
the name of the trait. |
population |
describe the population ancestry of the dataset |
ncase |
number of cases or name of the column specifying the number of cases |
ncontrol |
number of controls or name of the column specifying the number of controls. If your summary data was generated in a linear model of a continuous trait, use ncontrol to indicate the total sample size. |
rsid |
name of the column containing the rs number or identifiers for the genetic variants |
effect_allele |
name of the effect allele column |
other_allele |
name of the non-effect allele column |
beta |
name of the column containing the SNP effect sizes. Use this argument if your summary data was generated in a linear model of a continuous trait. |
se |
standard error for the beta. Use this argument if your summary data was generated in a linear model of a continuous trait. |
lnor |
name of the column containing the log odds ratio. If missing, tries to infer it from the odds ratio |
lnor_se |
name of the column containing the standard error for the log odds ratio. If missing, tries to infer it from 95% confidence intervals or pvalues |
eaf |
name of the effect allele frequency column |
p |
name of the pvalue columne |
or |
name of column containing the odds ratio |
or_lci |
name of column containing the lower 95% confidence interval for the odds ratio |
or_uci |
name of column containing the upper 95% confidence interval for the odds ratio |
chr |
name of the column containing the chromosome number for each genetic variant |
pos |
genomic position for the genetic variant in base pairs |
z_score |
effect size estimate divided by its standard error |
drop_duplicate_rsids |
drop duplicate rsids? logical. default TRUE. duplicate rsids may for example correspond to triallelic SNPs. |
data frame
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