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=== Where to Download ===
 
=== Where to Download ===
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* The source package for Linux and Mac can be downloaded here: [[Media:RareMetalWorker.0.0.5.tgz|software package download]]
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* The source package for Linux and Mac can be downloaded here: [[Media:RareMetalWorker.0.0.6.tgz|software package download]]
 
* Save it to your local path and decompress using the following command:
 
* Save it to your local path and decompress using the following command:
   tar xvzf RareMetalWorker.0.0.5.tgz
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   tar xvzf RareMetalWorker.0.0.6.tgz
 
* For UM CSG cluster users, no installation is needed. It is available at /net/fantasia/home/sfengsph/code/Rare-Metal/RareMetalWorker/bin/Rare-Metal-Worker
 
* For UM CSG cluster users, no installation is needed. It is available at /net/fantasia/home/sfengsph/code/Rare-Metal/RareMetalWorker/bin/Rare-Metal-Worker
    
=== How to Compile ===
 
=== How to Compile ===
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* Go to /RareMetalWorker_0.0.5/RareMetalWorker/src and use the following command:
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* Go to /RareMetalWorker_0.0.6/RareMetalWorker/src and use the following command:
 
   
 
   
 
   make all
 
   make all
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=== How to Execute ===
 
=== How to Execute ===
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* To execute the program, go to /RareMetalWorker_0.0.5/RareMetalWorker/bin, then the program can be executed by ./Rare-Metal-Worker.
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* To execute the program, go to /RareMetalWorker_0.0.6/RareMetalWorker/bin, then the program can be executed by ./Rare-Metal-Worker.
 
* An example command line for a related sample when you have genotype info saved in VCF file is as following:
 
* An example command line for a related sample when you have genotype info saved in VCF file is as following:
 
   ./Rare-Metal-Worker --ped your.pheno.ped --dat your.pheno.dat --vcf your.geno.vcf.gz --useCovariates --inverseNormal --prefix your.study
 
   ./Rare-Metal-Worker --ped your.pheno.ped --dat your.pheno.dat --vcf your.geno.vcf.gz --useCovariates --inverseNormal --prefix your.study
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