Outputs
Haplotype file format
Discovered haplotypes will be written in a special .haps file format.
This is a tab-separated file composed of different types of lines. The first field of each line is a single, uppercase character denoting the type of line.
Type |
Description |
|---|---|
# |
Comment |
M |
Metadata |
H |
Haplotype |
V |
Variant |
M Metadata
Describes attributes of the file, itself, including the version of the format spec.
H Haplotype
Haplotypes contain the following attributes:
Column |
Field |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Haplotype ID |
int |
Identifies a haplotype within a tree; unique across other haplotypes in the tree |
2 |
Tree ID |
int |
A unique identifier for the tree that this haplotype belongs to |
3 |
Effect size |
float |
The effect size of the association between this haplotype and the trait |
4 |
p-value |
float |
The p-value of the association between this haplotype and the trait |
5 |
PIP |
float |
The posterior inclusion probability for the causality of this haplotype |
V Variant
Variant lines must follow the haplotype to which they belong. They contain the following attributes:
Column |
Field |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Variant ID |
string |
The unique ID for this variant, as defined in the genotypes file |
2 |
Haplotype ID |
int |
Identifies a haplotype within a tree; unique across other haplotypes in the tree |
3 |
Tree ID |
int |
A unique identifier for the tree that this haplotype belongs to |
4 |
Allele |
bool |
The allele of this variant within the haplotype |
5 |
Score |
float |
The importance of including this variant within the haplotype |
#Comment lineComment lines begin with
#and are ignored.