umx_wide2long | R Documentation |
Just detects the data columns for twin 1, and twin 2, then returns them stacked on top of each other (rbind) with the non-twin specific columns copied for each as well.
*Note*, zygosity codings differ among labs. One scheme uses 1 = MZFF, 2 = MZMM, 3 = DZFF, 4 = DZMM, 5 = DZOS or DZFM, 6 = DZMF, with 9 = unknown, and then 50, 51,... for siblings.
Typically, OS twins are ordered Female/Male.
umx_wide2long(data, sep = "_T", verbose = FALSE)
data |
a dataframe containing twin data. |
sep |
the string between the var name and twin suffix, i.e., var_T1 = _T |
verbose |
Report the non-twin and twin columns (default = FALSE). |
- long-format dataframe
[reshape()], [umx_merge_randomized_columns()], [umx_select_valid()]
Other Twin Data functions:
umx
,
umx_long2wide()
,
umx_make_TwinData()
,
umx_make_twin_data_nice()
,
umx_residualize()
,
umx_scale_wide_twin_data()
long = umx_wide2long(data = twinData, sep = "")
long = umx_wide2long(data = twinData, sep = "", verbose = TRUE)
str(long)
str(twinData)
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