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Identifying novel associations in GWAS by hierarchical Bayesian latent variable detection of differentially misclassified phenotypes

2019-01-31

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Heterogeneity in definition and measurement of complex diseases in Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) may lead to misdiagnoses and misclassification errors that can significantly impact discovery of disease loci. While well appreciated, almost all analyses of GWAS data consider reported disease phenotype values as is without accounting for potential misclassification. Here, we introduce Phenotype Latent variab...

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10.1101/536532
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