- Installation
- General
- Technical
See install.md
On Linux and Windows.
plinkr
is tested to work on Linux by GitHub Actions,
and tested to work on Windows by AppVeyor.
Because no real users have yet tested it, except me.
When it moves to CRAN, the install
and uninstall
functions will move
to a non-CRAN package, as these functions violate CRAN policy.
No. PLINK cannot, so plinkr cannot.
The create_custom_plink_options
allows to do so.
If the PLINK executable can be found at my_plink_path/plink3.mp4
,
create a plink_options
as such:
plink_options <- create_custom_plink_options("my_plink_path/plink3.mp4")
This plink_options
can be used in all functions that call PLINK,
for example:
get_plink_version(plink_options)
Yes, there are R packages that have a subset of the plinkr
functionality
I do if I can, if I dare rely on those packages.
These are package(s) I dare rely on:
These are package(s) I dare not rely on:
- quartzbio/plinker_pkg: discontinued since 2018
- It can use multiple version of PLINK and PLINK2, allowing for a direct comparison
- It can simulate data
- It follows all (if not, let me know) quality guidelines as described im the literature, specifically the Tidyverse guidelines
I searched DuckDuckGo Image Search for a transparent public domain
image using the search term pink
:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=pink&t=ffab&iar=images&iaf=type%3Atransparent%2Clicense%3APublic%2Ccolor%3AMonochrome&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.pixabay.com%2Fphoto%2F2018%2F04%2F22%2F22%2F03%2Fsilhouette-3342563_640.png
I modified the image in KolorPaint and added the R logo.