Florian Privé
Florian Privé
It would be nice to get the artifacts produced so that it is clearer where the error comes from. Thanks.
There is always a link to it. But most of the times it results in a 404 error. E.g. https://artifacts.r-hub.io/bigsnpr_1.2.0.tar.gz-db3d8049514647b5948deef51d2fb55b.
Yes, but other builds as well, e.g. Solaris, Windows, CentOS.
You could probably derive these correlations yourself using the formula from `p2cor()`: https://github.com/tshmak/lassosum/blob/master/R/p2cor.R#L20 where `t` is basically `effectsize / se` and `n` is the sample size.
Restart and reinstall?
What I understand from the question: - `v$beta.pgs` is already the "adjusted betas" (meaning directly usable on 0/1/2 genotypes?) - use these effects to compute individual scores with PLINK -...
Seems related to https://github.com/tshmak/lassosum/issues/17.
Thanks for your answer. Memory-mapping basically access data in RAM, as long as you have enough RAM. So, the first access is from disk, but the other accesses are made...
I would need this too (reading only). Any idea how to easily implement this on top of 'mio' for this int-double struct?
What I have currently: ``` struct indval { int i; double x; }; std::error_code error; mio::mmap_source ro_mmap; ro_mmap.map(path, error); const indval * data = reinterpret_cast(ro_mmap.data()); cout i