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Question: Plotting file eigenvec
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5.5 years ago by
danielestrife • 70
Italy
danielestrife • 70 wrote:

Good morning,

I'm doing a research on GWAS and I've obtained some file .eigenvec and .eigenval after executing the command --pca on PLINK 1.9.

How can I plot those files? What software can i use for this purpose?

Thank you in advance
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modified 4 weeks ago by zx8754 ♦ 8.3k • written 5.5 years ago by danielestrife • 70

Relevant post: Gwas Stepwise Tutorial

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5.5 years ago by
chrchang523 ♦ 5.7k
United States
chrchang523 ♦ 5.7k wrote:

This is straightforward in R.

  1. Load the .eigenvec file. E.g. eigenvec_table <- read.table('plink.eigenvec')

  2. Use plot() on the columns you're interested in. Top eigenvector will be in column 3, second eigenvector will be in column 4, etc., so if you want a set of pairwise plots covering the top 4 eigenvectors, use e.g. plot(eigenvec_table[3:6])
ADD COMMENT • link modified 4 weeks ago by zx8754 ♦ 8.3k • written 5.5 years ago by chrchang523 ♦ 5.7k

Hi Chris, Why there is a "#" in the header of plink2.eigenvec? when R read "plink2.eigenvec", "#" line will be ignored

ADD REPLY • link written 4 weeks ago by Shicheng Guo • 7.8k
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That depends on how you read the file with R.

For consistency with VCF, practically all plink2-output header lines start with ‘#’.

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