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subset_variants, which retains only
variants with data bearing upon pathogenicity.omega even when not explicitly
sampled in summary.BeviMed_m.bevimed_polytomous function added which enables
application of BeviMed across multiple association models.BeviMed objects now more general, representing results
of inference with respect to the baseline model gamma = 0
and an arbitrary number of alternative association models - typically,
one for each mode of inheritance. The $moi slot has been
replaced with $models.prob_pathogenic now returns a list when broken down by
mode of inheritance/model.bevimed function now replaced by
bevimed_m, with the _m indicating that it
conditions on mode of inheritance.bevimed now integrates over indicator of association
(gamma) and mode of inheritance (m), allowing user to specify priors on
probability of association and probability of dominance.BeviMed class object has been replaced by
BeviMed_m, and a new BeviMed class has been
introduced for inference with respect to all models: gamma 0 and gamma 1
under each mode of inheritance.BeviMed Guide
which relates the package to the paper.printing a BeviMed object now shows
conditional probabilities of pathogenicity for each mode of inheritance,
and expected explained cases and expected explaining variants shown
too.bevimed function to match
the names of variables in the paper (under submission).G should now be supplied as a
matrix with rows corresponding to individuals, not variants.expected_explained and explaining_variants
functions have been added, respectively computing the expected number of
cases with their disease explained by the given variants, and expected
number of pathogenic variants present amongst cases.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.