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| == 3. Prepare PED file for phenotypes and covariates == | | == 3. Prepare PED file for phenotypes and covariates == |
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− | EPACTS accepts the PED format supported by MERLIN or PLINK to represent the phenotypes and covariates. You may prepare either (1) a PED file without column headers + accompanying DAT file, or (2) a PED file with column headers. | + | EPACTS accepts the PED format supported by MERLIN or [http://pngu.mgh.harvard.edu/~purcell/plink/data.shtml PLINK ]to represent the phenotypes and covariates. You may prepare either (1) a PED file without column headers + accompanying DAT file, or (2) a PED file with column headers. The standard PED format has 6 mandatory columns: |
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| + | #Family ID |
| + | #Individual ID |
| + | #Paternal ID |
| + | #Maternal ID |
| + | #Sex (1=male; 2=female; other=unknown) |
| + | #Phenotype |
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| + | Columns 7 and onwards are covariate information. For example |
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| + | #AGE |
| + | #SEX |
| + | #PC1 |
| + | #PC2 |
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| + | etc. |