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lm_ibdtests
parameter file
The example parameter file for lm_ibdtests
, `ped73_ibdt_IBD.par',
may be found in the `TraitTests' subdirectory of
`MORGAN_Examples'. Several lines in the example parameter file have
been explained in previous sections of the tutorial, only the sections
requiring additional explanation are shown below.
sample by scan set L-sampler probability 0.5 set burn-in iterations 1000 check progress MC iterations 1000 compute ibd statistics set ibd measures Spairs Srobdom set ibd tests norm permu set ibd permutations 999 compute scores every 100 iterations |
The statement `sample by scan' indicates that all loci or all meioses are updated successively in an order determined by random permutation. The alternative `sample by step' updates only one locus (L-sampler) or one meiosis (M-sampler) in each iteration. The `set L-sampler probability' statement specifies that the L-sampler method will be used instead of the M-sampler method with a probability of 0.5. The `set burn-in iterations' statement specifies 1000 iterations to be performed initially, with one trait locus (if any) unlinked to the marker map. The `check progress' statement instructs the program to print the iteration number every 1000 iterations.
The `compute ibd statistics' statement must be included in the parameter
file when running lm_ibdtests
. The next line instructs the program to use
Spairs and Srobdom to perform the ibd tests. The `set ibd tests' command
calls for both normal and permutation tests to be run. The next line is needed since
permutation test were requested in the previous line; it specifies how many
permutations are to be used in the calculations. In this case, the default (999)
is specified; it is recommended that at least 50 permutations are used. The last
line in the parameter file is used to specify when to compute scores, the default
is every MCMC iteration.
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