<p>We used to evaluate the type I errors of the pleiotropy test (Lower Right panel). In each setting, we also varied sample size = 1000, 2000, and 10000. Note that type I error rate and power of the pleiotropy test remain almost the same in presence of annotation (see Figure S9 in <a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1004787#pgen.1004787.s001" target="_blank">Text S1</a>).</p
<p>Significant level is 5%.</p><p>Note: S denotes sample size in trios; L denotes the number of geno...
<p>Observed type I errors at selected significance levels for the Generalised C-alpha test for assoc...
<p>The test statistics are: Trend — Cochran-Armitage trend test; Chi-Square — Pearson's chi-square t...
<p>Type I error rate and statistical power of Φ with a variety of sample sizes.</p
<p>The results in the upper panels correspond to the setting <i>α</i><sub>1</sub> = 0, <i>γ</i><sub>...
The empirical type I error rates of eight tests for different sample sizes under nominal significanc...
<p>*: Type I error rates based on PLINK 2-sided tests</p><p>**: Type I error rates in parentheses ar...
Sample size required in order to obtain 80% power to detect that the probability of an adverse outco...
Annotation-based tests were based on six random annotations. aSPU: adaptive sum of powered score tes...
<p>Powers (left hand plots) are defined as the proportion of replicates (out of 1000) in which both ...
Propensity scores are often used to adjust for between-group variation in covariates, when individua...
Sample size required in order to obtain 80% power to detect that the probability of an adverse outco...
Estimated Type I error rates and power are reported for a modified Fligner-Killeen test, O'Brie...
<p>The type-I error rates significantly different from the nominal type-I error level are highlighte...
Sample size re-assessment leading to a raised sample size does not inflate type I error rate under m...
<p>Significant level is 5%.</p><p>Note: S denotes sample size in trios; L denotes the number of geno...
<p>Observed type I errors at selected significance levels for the Generalised C-alpha test for assoc...
<p>The test statistics are: Trend — Cochran-Armitage trend test; Chi-Square — Pearson's chi-square t...
<p>Type I error rate and statistical power of Φ with a variety of sample sizes.</p
<p>The results in the upper panels correspond to the setting <i>α</i><sub>1</sub> = 0, <i>γ</i><sub>...
The empirical type I error rates of eight tests for different sample sizes under nominal significanc...
<p>*: Type I error rates based on PLINK 2-sided tests</p><p>**: Type I error rates in parentheses ar...
Sample size required in order to obtain 80% power to detect that the probability of an adverse outco...
Annotation-based tests were based on six random annotations. aSPU: adaptive sum of powered score tes...
<p>Powers (left hand plots) are defined as the proportion of replicates (out of 1000) in which both ...
Propensity scores are often used to adjust for between-group variation in covariates, when individua...
Sample size required in order to obtain 80% power to detect that the probability of an adverse outco...
Estimated Type I error rates and power are reported for a modified Fligner-Killeen test, O'Brie...
<p>The type-I error rates significantly different from the nominal type-I error level are highlighte...
Sample size re-assessment leading to a raised sample size does not inflate type I error rate under m...
<p>Significant level is 5%.</p><p>Note: S denotes sample size in trios; L denotes the number of geno...
<p>Observed type I errors at selected significance levels for the Generalised C-alpha test for assoc...
<p>The test statistics are: Trend — Cochran-Armitage trend test; Chi-Square — Pearson's chi-square t...