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MultiMeta: an R package for meta-analysing multi-phenotype genome-wide association studies
Dragana VuckoviciD, Paolo Gasparini, Nicole SoranzoiD, Valentina IotchkovaiD
Abstract
SummaryAs new methods for multivariate analysis of Genome Wide Association Studies (GWAS) become available, it is important to be able to combine results from different cohorts in a meta-analysis. The R package MultiMeta provides an implementation of the inverse-variance based method for meta-analysis, generalized to an n-dimensional setting.\n\nAvailabilityThe R package MultiMeta can be downloaded from CRAN Contact: dragana.vuckovic@burlo.trieste.it
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