Closed oalavijeh closed 2 years ago
I don't know what you are trying to do. But if you have all the PRSice output, and you can download them to your local machine, then you can run --plot
to do the plotting. You only need to result files for that, so you won't need to download the genotype data
I have the same issue ... After running PRSice no plots are in the results
Log please?
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I have the same issue ... After running PRSice no plots are in the results
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I´ve just fixed this issue! :)
I have a binary trait and have generated a PRSice file.
I would like to plot this but work on a HPC environment where plotting doesn't really work.
I have tried following the code from here: https://choishingwan.github.io/PRS-Tutorial/plink_visual/ to turn the PRSice.summary score into a bar plot but I think because I haven't binned the P-values into slot the plot is supercongested (See screenshot).
How would I convert a PRSice.summary score into the "prs.result" file that would be needed to plot from your tutorial?
Many thanks