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ThreeWayTest

R build status License: GPL-3

Authors: yourGivenName yourFamilyName

README updated: Feb-17-2023

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Introduction

This Repository contains code and simulation for Three way test in submitted paper.

ThreeWayTest: packageTitle

Summary statistics-based association test for

identifying the pleiotropic effects with set of genetic variants.

If you use ThreeWayTest, please cite:

author1, author2, author3 (publicationYear) articleTitle, journalName; volumeNumber, linkToPublication

Installation

if(!require("remotes")) install.packages("remotes")

remotes::install_github("bschilder/ThreeWayTest")
library(ThreeWayTest)

Documentation


Contact

For any more detailed questions, please contact: budeliang@yeah.net


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