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| #* If non-GT field is used, the field is considered as dosage and should be a single numeric value. | | #* If non-GT field is used, the field is considered as dosage and should be a single numeric value. |
| # What are the acceptable input format to encode phenotypes and covariates? | | # What are the acceptable input format to encode phenotypes and covariates? |
− | ** See [[#PED file for Phenotypes and Covariates]] for the detailed information
| + | #* See [[#PED file for Phenotypes and Covariates]] for the detailed information |
| # How should I encode binary phenotypes? | | # How should I encode binary phenotypes? |
| #* If you encode your phenotypes into two different numeric values (e.g. 0/1 or 1/2), EPACTS will automatically recognize them as binary phenotypes and encode them into 1/2 values. Higher value will be considered as cases for case-control association | | #* If you encode your phenotypes into two different numeric values (e.g. 0/1 or 1/2), EPACTS will automatically recognize them as binary phenotypes and encode them into 1/2 values. Higher value will be considered as cases for case-control association |