Exploration of a diversity of computational and statistical measures of association for genome-wide genetic studies

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RT @moorejh: @BertGoldPhD @paulpharoah @MarkRobsonMD We did a paper a few years ago on comparing different univariate measures of associati…

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@BertGoldPhD @paulpharoah @MarkRobsonMD We did a paper a few years ago on comparing different univariate measures of association. We found quite different rankings of SNPs depending on the measure used. How do we know what #GWAS uses is the right one??? ht

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RT @moorejh: In this paper, we compared #GWAS results using a number of different univariate statistical & computational measures of associ…

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RT @moorejh: In this paper, we compared #GWAS results using a number of different univariate statistical & computational measures of associ…

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