Open QianXiaobo opened 5 months ago
Hello,
Sorry about this. This is supposed to be the maximum absolute iHS score found in this window, although it is a little buggy at the moment. It currently outputs this as a truncated integer instead of a floating point value.
-Zachary
On Thu, Apr 11, 2024 at 11:32 PM XB @.***> wrote:
Hi there,
I used norm to normalize ihs output by norm --ihs --bp-win --min-snps 10 --winsize 100000 --files chr{1..22}.ihs.out. e.g.
17300001 17400001 31 0 100 1 17400001 17500001 142 0.0211268 100 2
I guess it means
<x% top> <???>. My question is what is the last column meaning? I am sorry I can't find the explaining in manual. Could you please add header for other scores from norm? If it already there but I missed, I am very sorry for that.
Bests, Xiaobo
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Hi there,
I used
norm
to normalize ihs output bynorm --ihs --bp-win --min-snps 10 --winsize 100000 --files chr{1..22}.ihs.out
. e.g.I guess it means
<start> <end> <number of snps> <frac of extreme score> <x% top> <???>
. My question is what is the last column meaning? I am sorry I can't find the explaining in manual.Could you please add header for other scores from
norm
? If it already there but I missed, I am very sorry for that.Bests, Xiaobo