Canadian Journal of StatisticsGenomicsPeer-reviewed journal article
Unifying genetic association tests via regression: Prospective and retrospective, parametric and non-parametric, and genotype- and allele-based tests
Abstract
Genetic association analysis, evaluating the relationship between genetic markers and complex and heritable traits, is the basis of genome-wide association studies. In response, many association tests have been developed, and they are generally classified as prospective vs. retrospective, parametric vs. non-parametric, and genotype- vs. allele-based association tests. While method classification is useful, it is confusing and challenging for practitioners to decide on the optimal test to use for their data. Although there are known differences between some of the popular association tests, we provide new results that show the analytical connections between the different tests for both population- and family-based study designs. ResumeInserer votre resume ici. We will supply a French abstract for those authors who cant prepare it themselves.
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