View source: R/check_gcae_input_data.R
check_gcae_input_data | R Documentation |
gcae_input_data
is valid, i.e. can be run by GCAECheck if the gcae_input_data
is valid, i.e. can be run by GCAE.
Will stop if not.
check_gcae_input_data(gcae_input_data)
gcae_input_data |
in-memory data that can be used
as input for |
Nothing. Will stop if gcae_input_data
is invalid.
Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek
Related checking functions:
Use check_gcae_input_data to check the in-memory GCAE input data extensively
Use check_gcae_input_data_data_type to check the data type of the in-memory GCAE input data
Use check_gcae_input_files to check the
files to be used by GCAE as input,
i.e. GCAE
can run these
Use check_gcae_input_filenames to check the filenames (and not the files' content) to be GCAE input files
Functions related to gcae_input_data
:
Use summarise_gcae_input_data to summarise the GCAE input data
if (plinkr::is_plink_installed()) {
gcae_input_filenames <- create_gcae_input_files_1(
base_input_filename = get_gcaer_tempfilename()
)
gcae_input_data <- read_gcae_input_files(gcae_input_filenames)
check_gcae_input_data(gcae_input_data)
# Clean up
file.remove(as.character(unlist(gcae_input_filenames)))
}
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