The function findCS()
, available here can be used to detect sets of SNPs jointly associated with a phenotype.
The function take as inputs the samples from the posterior distribution of a variable selection model (e.g., BayesC or BayesB priors), map information (chromosome and physical position of the SNPs) plus a few algorithm parameters to identify credible sets.
Credible set inferences can be useful when one has groups of SNPs in LD with elevated inclusion probability with no-individual SNP reaching a sufficiently high inclusion probability.
The following handout describes the types of problems where this function can be useful, and provides a toy-simulation example that illustrates how to use the function.
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