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Hi Jie, I would combine them into one dataset first using the plink —merge-list command on the command line. You can then use plinkQC as described in the vignettes.
On 8 Feb 2021, at 20:08, Jie Huang notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I am working individual 23&Me data, so each dataset has only one sample, for example, the genotype data for myself.
In this case, I also want to get a QC report, to see how many SNPs in total, how many of those are missing, what their frequency is like in a reference such as 1000G.
Is there a way to do this? Right now, plinkQC seems to work on a plink file with lots of samples.
Thank you & best regards, jie
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But I just need to run QC for a sample, for my own 23&Me file with about 1M SNPs. Can you please let me know if there is a tool to do this?
Thanks! Jie
I see. plinkQC is not the right tool for you then. You can’t compute frequencies from a single sample, you’ll need something to compare to. And that’s a different type of analysis. Good luck with your analysis!
On 8 Feb 2021, at 21:51, Jie Huang notifications@github.com wrote:
But I just need to run QC for a sample, for my own 23&Me file with about 1M SNPs. Can you please let me know if there is a tool to do this?
Thanks! Jie
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Hi, I am working individual 23&Me data, so each dataset has only one sample, for example, the genotype data for myself.
In this case, I also want to get a QC report, to see how many SNPs in total, how many of those are missing, what their frequency is like in a reference such as 1000G.
Is there a way to do this? Right now, plinkQC seems to work on a plink file with lots of samples.
Thank you & best regards, jie