a repository for a dynamic statistical comparison of Bayesian linear model fitting procedures and their applications in genetic association studies
- Copy this repo. For example, suppose you want to call your repo
dscr_blm
and host it on github. You could do the following:- create a new repo named
dscr_blm
on your github account. - clone this repo to your locaal computer, under the directory
dscr_blm
say, usinggit clone https://github.com/stephens999/dscr-template.git dscr_blm
- set up your local repo to push to your github repo:
cd dscr_blm
git remote rm origin
git remote add origin https://github.com/yourgithubid/dscr_blm.git
- Push to your github repo using
git push -u origin master
- create a new repo named
- Put at least one datamaker function in a
.R
file in thedatamakers
directory (all.R
files in this directory will be sourced beforescenarios.R
). See the filedatamakers/eg_datamaker.R
for example. - Put at least one method function in a
.R
file in themethods
directory (all.R
files in this directory will be sourced before methods.R). See the filemethods/eg_method.R
- Edit the file
scenarios.R
to define your scenarios - Edit the file
methods.R
to define your methods - Edit the file
score.R
to define your scoring function - Replace the text in this
README.md
file with a description of the DSC. Include background, and definitions of the structure of the objectsmeta
,input
, andoutput
that is used by your DSC. A template for these instructions is included below. - Run your DSC by running
source("run_dsc.R")
in R. [Make sure you have installed thedscr
package first from https://github.com/stephens999/dscr]