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More detailed results can be found in a list res$res.list
More detailed results can be found in a list res$res.list
== A Simple Tutorial for Using the conditional.rareMETALS.range==
== A Simple Tutorial for Using the conditional.rareMETALS.single==
Conditional analyses, which can assess whether rare-variant associations are affected by nearby significant common or rare variants, use RareMETALS to perform conditional analysis for single variant tests
Conditional analyses, which can assess whether rare-variant associations are affected by nearby significant common or rare variants, use RareMETALS to perform conditional analysis for single variant tests
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== A Simple Tutorial for Using the conditional.rareMETALS.range==
example:
res<-conditional.rareMETALS.range(range.name = "LDLR", score.stat.file, cov.file,
c("1:123","1:1234"), c("1:123","1:1234"), test = "GRANVIL", maf.cutoff=0.05,
alternative = c("two.sided", "greater", "less"), ix.gold = 1,
out.digits = 4, callrate.cutoff = 0, hwe.cutoff = 0, max.VT = NULL)
print(res$res.out)
