NMRA_dat: A data frame containing the abbreviation, full name, overall...
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Description
A data frame containing the abbreviation, full name, overall heritability of the trait, and classification of the NMR trait.
The classification into categories has been done according to the Nightingale biomarker classification. Risk factor sets named XXX_in are
derived from the name of specifc cholesterol measurements, e.g. Total_Cholesterol_in or Free_Cholesterol_in.
Usage
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Format
A data frame with 118 rows and 21 variables. A full description of the data is available
by using the command vignette("challenge").
Details
NMRA_dat.
Author(s)
Wes Spiller; Jack Bowden; Verena Zuber.
Source
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Description Usage Format Details Author(s) Source
Description
A data frame containing the abbreviation, full name, overall heritability of the trait, and classification of the NMR trait. The classification into categories has been done according to the Nightingale biomarker classification. Risk factor sets named XXX_in are derived from the name of specifc cholesterol measurements, e.g. Total_Cholesterol_in or Free_Cholesterol_in.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 118 rows and 21 variables. A full description of the data is available
by using the command vignette("challenge").
Details
NMRA_dat.
Author(s)
Wes Spiller; Jack Bowden; Verena Zuber.
Source
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