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QC reports #7
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We now have 'loci_freq', 'loci_missingness' and 'loci_hwe' which should provide us with all the basic QC equivalent to PLINK. |
fullfils the basic requirements from #7
There is now a simple |
Loci qc autoplots are now implemented in branch qc_plots, these need expanding with adjustable thresholds and methods for each individual plot (currently there are two autoplots - a composite plot or an 'upset' plot). I will work on qc plots for individuals next |
Ideally this wants its own vignette, to show off how to do qc. It would also make sense to be friendly and allow the functions to work on |
It would make sense to have a couple of simple functions to generate QC reports. A good place to start is
plinkQC
for inspiration. I would consider having 2 functions:gt_qc_loci
andgt_qc_indiv
. Those functions would generate each a dataframe with different columns (e.g. the loci df would have missingness, maf, hwe) and an appropriate class ('gt_qc_loci' and 'gt_qc_indiv'). We could then have aprint
/summary
function for the two classes that creates some simple summaries, and an 'autoplot' function that generates standard plots (each 'autoplot' function could have a 'type' parameter that allows to only plot one panel or 'all' to create a composite panel.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: