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| ==STEP 2: Run RareMetalWorker on Individual Studies== | | ==STEP 2: Run RareMetalWorker on Individual Studies== |
| + | ===Example 1=== |
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| * The first example has 743 individuals coded as unrelated according to PED file (each person belongs to an individual family). | | * The first example has 743 individuals coded as unrelated according to PED file (each person belongs to an individual family). |
| * there are ~1000 markers included in the VCF file. | | * there are ~1000 markers included in the VCF file. |
| * To analyze this sample accounting for hidden relatedness, an empirical kinship should be calculated. | | * To analyze this sample accounting for hidden relatedness, an empirical kinship should be calculated. |
− | * By using the following command, covariates are adjusted and residuals are inverse normalized. | + | * Go to $yourPath/bin/ and execute the following command: |
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| $yourPath/bin/raremetalworker --ped rmw_tutorial/inputfiles/example1.ped | | $yourPath/bin/raremetalworker --ped rmw_tutorial/inputfiles/example1.ped |
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| --prefix rmw_tutorial/output/example1 | | --prefix rmw_tutorial/output/example1 |
| --traitName QT1 --inverseNormal --makeResiduals --kinSave --kinGeno | | --traitName QT1 --inverseNormal --makeResiduals --kinSave --kinGeno |
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| + | Thefollowing command allows covariates to be adjusted and residuals inverse normalized. |
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| + | ===Example 2=== |
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| * The second sample can also be analyzed in the same fashion using the following command: | | * The second sample can also be analyzed in the same fashion using the following command: |