read_boot_lrt: Read LRT statistics for all of the scans (ie, 400 typically)...
In fboehm/qtl2chtc: Tools for assembling results from Center for High-Throughput Computing outputs
Description
Read LRT statistics for all of the scans (ie, 400 typically) that correspond to a single simulated trait file
Usage
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read_boot_lrt(job_num = 0, total_number_of_scans = 400,
nlrt_per_file = 10, boot_run_num = 1)
Arguments
job_num
trait file id number. An integer in 0:399 typically
total_number_of_scans
number of scans ie number of 2d scans - for each trait file
nlrt_per_file
positive integer specifying number of lrt statistics per boot output file
boot_run_num
run number for the boot files. Used to create the directory path and file names
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Description
Read LRT statistics for all of the scans (ie, 400 typically) that correspond to a single simulated trait file
Usage
1 2 | read_boot_lrt(job_num = 0, total_number_of_scans = 400,
nlrt_per_file = 10, boot_run_num = 1)
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Arguments
job_num |
trait file id number. An integer in 0:399 typically |
total_number_of_scans |
number of scans ie number of 2d scans - for each trait file |
nlrt_per_file |
positive integer specifying number of lrt statistics per boot output file |
boot_run_num |
run number for the boot files. Used to create the directory path and file names |
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