Uploads local SNP weight files to the RAP project root, then submits one
Swiss Army Knife job per GRS. Each job runs plink2 --score across
all 22 chromosomes and saves a single CSV to dest on completion.
Jobs run in parallel; use job_ls to monitor progress.
Usage
grs_score(
file,
pgen_dir = NULL,
dest = NULL,
maf = 0.01,
instance = "standard",
priority = "low"
)Arguments
- file
Named character vector of local weight file paths. Names become the GRS identifiers (output column =
GRS_<name>). Example:c(grs_a = "weights_a.txt").- pgen_dir
Character scalar. Path to PGEN files on RAP (e.g.
"/mnt/project/pgen"). Must be specified explicitly.- dest
Character scalar. RAP destination path for output CSV files (e.g.
"/grs/"). Must be specified explicitly.- maf
Numeric scalar. MAF filter threshold used when locating PGEN files. Must match the value used in
grs_bgen2pgen. Default:0.01.- instance
Character scalar. Instance type preset:
"standard"or"large". Default:"standard".- priority
Character scalar. Job priority:
"low"or"high". Default:"low".
Value
A named character vector of job IDs (one per GRS), returned
invisibly. Failed submissions are NA. Use job_ls to
monitor progress.
Details
Weight files should have three columns (any delimiter, header required):
- Column 1
Variant ID (e.g.
rsIDs).- Column 2
Effect allele (A1).
- Column 3
Effect weight (beta / log-OR).
This matches the output format of grs_check.
Output per job: dest/<score_name>_scores.csv with columns
IID and the GRS score (named GRS_<name>).
Instance types:
"standard"mem2_ssd1_v2_x4: 4 cores, 12 GB RAM."large"mem2_ssd2_v2_x8: 8 cores, 28 GB RAM.
