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Hi,
I'm trying to set a bed file with non-LD SNPs in order to run ADMIXTURE.
according to your manual, it is revised to run --indep-pairwise, following by removal of the LD SNPs.
the --indep-pairwise yields two lists:
pruned.in - SNPs in LD
pruned.out - SNPs not in LD.
then, for the removal of the SNPs: plink --bfile rawData --extract plink.prune.in --make-bed --out prunedData
according to the plink manual, --extract removes all the variants that are missing = keeps SNPs in prune.in.
The way I understand it - this command will keep the SNPs that are indeed in LD.
Did I miss anything?
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One colleague of mine just pointed this out:
According to the manual
pruned.in produce a pruned subset of markers that are in approximate linkage equilibrium not disequilibrium (LE no LD) with each other (the snps that you want to keep or extract)
Hi,
I'm trying to set a bed file with non-LD SNPs in order to run ADMIXTURE.
according to your manual, it is revised to run --indep-pairwise, following by removal of the LD SNPs.
the -
-indep-pairwise
yields two lists:pruned.in - SNPs in LD
pruned.out - SNPs not in LD.
then, for the removal of the SNPs:
plink --bfile rawData --extract plink.prune.in --make-bed --out prunedData
according to the plink manual,
--extract
removes all the variants that are missing = keeps SNPs in prune.in.The way I understand it - this command will keep the SNPs that are indeed in LD.
Did I miss anything?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: