v1.1.3: LRT and updated mash ordering
This release adds the following features and fixes
- Adds the likelihood ratio test (LRT) as the default p-value for binary traits (issue #42). This has higher power when effect sizes are large.
- Ensure consistency of sample order when using mash rather than kmds. Previous releases will have assumed mash ordering was the same as seer; the .samples file is written correctly by the perl script and mitigates this.
- Fix for the t-test in continuous traits, which could give incorrect p-values for negative effect sizes (issue #46).
- Check for header with filter_seer and map_back
If using mash rather than kmds, please use this release or later.