Closed jackhump closed 4 years ago
my permutation results contain each gene twice:
$ ls *permutations.txt | xargs grep "^ENSG00000015592.16" LumbarSpinalCord_expression_peer30_chunk152.permutations.txt:ENSG00000015592.16 chr8 27258420 27258420 - 6436 12913 . chr8 27245507 27245507 195 173.024 1.05009 656.504 2.17524e-47 -1.06769 9.999e-05 2.29836e-41 LumbarSpinalCord_expression_peer30_chunk609.permutations.txt:ENSG00000015592.16 chr8 27258420 27258420 - 6436 12913 . chr8 27245507 27245507 195 175.538 1.0437 715.465 2.17524e-47 -1.06769 9.999e-05 1.08018e-41
What's going on? I'm systematically over-reporting the number of significant eGenes found by the pipeline by a factor of 2.
Hopefully switching over to TensorQTL will get rid of the need for chunking and all the headaches that come with.
fixed by moving to tensorQTL
my permutation results contain each gene twice:
What's going on? I'm systematically over-reporting the number of significant eGenes found by the pipeline by a factor of 2.
Hopefully switching over to TensorQTL will get rid of the need for chunking and all the headaches that come with.