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I hope you're well! I was wondering whether you can help. I have been performing coloc analysis using the coloc.abf() function. Here is an example code for one I have been running:
I noticed that for many of my results, the hypothesis priors for H1 and H2 are rather high (0.4946), and actually H0 in some cases has a negative value (-0.283). I had a play with randomly sampling a given number of SNPs for the coloc analysis above (randomly sampling either 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2000 and 4000), which had an impact on the hypothesis priors. Overall, it seems with less SNPs, there are more sensible H0, H1 and H2 values in comparison to the actual number of SNPs.
I was trying to understand how coloc actually calculates these numbers, but couldn't find much information. I wondered if you can give any advice and explain how coloc calculates these values?
Would you say these hypothesis prior values are a concern to the validity of the posterior probability results?
Thanks for the help!
Harriet
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Hello!
I hope you're well! I was wondering whether you can help. I have been performing coloc analysis using the coloc.abf() function. Here is an example code for one I have been running:
I noticed that for many of my results, the hypothesis priors for H1 and H2 are rather high (0.4946), and actually H0 in some cases has a negative value (-0.283). I had a play with randomly sampling a given number of SNPs for the coloc analysis above (randomly sampling either 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2000 and 4000), which had an impact on the hypothesis priors. Overall, it seems with less SNPs, there are more sensible H0, H1 and H2 values in comparison to the actual number of SNPs.
I was trying to understand how coloc actually calculates these numbers, but couldn't find much information. I wondered if you can give any advice and explain how coloc calculates these values?
Would you say these hypothesis prior values are a concern to the validity of the posterior probability results?
Thanks for the help!
Harriet
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: