Univariate modeling. Sarah Medland

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Univariate modeling Sarah Medland

Starting at the beginning Data preparation The algebra style used in Mx expects line per case/family (Almost) limitless number of families and variables Missing data Default missing code is NA No missing covariates/definition variables! Quick R http://www.statmethods.net/

Selecting and sub setting data Make separate data sets for the MZ and DZ Check data is numeric and behaves as expected cov (dzdata, use= complete )

Common problem Problem: data contains a non numeric value Equivalent Mx Classic error Uh oh... I'm having trouble reading a number in D or E format

Important structural stuff openmx has a very fluid and flexible stucture Each code snippet is being saved as an object We tend to reuse the object names in our scripts This makes it very important to create a new project for each series of analyses Remember the project also contains the data so these files can become very large.

Matrices are the building blocks mxmatrix( type="lower", nrow=nv, ncol=nv, free=true, values=.6, label="a", name="a" ), #X Many types eg. type="lower" Denoted by names eg. name="a Size eg. nrow=nv, ncol=nv All estimated parameters must be placed in a matrix & Mx must be told what type of matrix it is

Choosing the model Thinking about parameter space Imagine an ACE model Solution space bounded by CIs 7

Choosing the model ACE vs ADE With twins alone can t joint estimate ACDE Options Add in an extra relationship Fix one of these parameters and estimate the other 3 Accept this limitation All models are wrong some are useful (George E. P. Box) Reject the twin model, pretend genes have no influence and interpret biological inheritance as a social phenomenon No size fits all solution

Choosing the model

Yesterday we ran an ADE Model Why? 0.78 0 0.30

What is D again? Dominance refers to non additive genetic effects resulting from interactions between alleles at the same locus or different loci (epistasis)

What is D again? DZ twins/full siblings share ~50% of their segregating DNA & for ~25% loci they share not only the genotype but also the parental origin of each allele 2

DZ twins/full siblings share This is where the.5a comes from ~50% of their segregating DNA & for ~25% loci they share not only the genotype but also the parental origin of each allele Consider a mating between mother AB x father CD: Sib AC AD BC BD 0 Sib AC 2 2 AD 2 0 BC 0 2 BD 0 2 IBD 0 : : 2 = 25% : 50% : 25% 3 This is where the.25d comes from

Today we will run an ACE model MZ a2+c2 a2+c2 DZ.5a2+c2.5a2+c2

Today we will run an ACE model Additive genetic effects Why is the coefficient for DZ pairs.5? Average genetic sharing between siblings/dz twins Sib Sib 2 MZ a2+c2 AC AD BC BD AC 2 0 AD 2 0 BC 0 2 BD 0 2 a2+c2 DZ.5a2+c2.5a2+c2

Today we will run an ACE model Common environmental effects Coefficient = for MZ and DZ pairs Equal environment assumption for all the environmental influences THAT MATTER there is ON AVERAGE no differences in the degree of environmental sharing between MZ and DZ pairs MZ a2+c2 a2+c2 DZ.5a2+c2.5a2+c2

Today we will run an ACE model Open RStudio faculty/sarah/206/tuesday Copy everything

Today we will run an ACE model

We are going to include the effect of age on the means

Covariances MZ a2+c2 a2+c2 DZ.5a2+c2.5a2+c2

To fit a model to data, the differences between the observed covariance matrix and model implied expected covariance matrix are minimized. Objective functions are functions for which free parameter values are chosen such that the value of the objective function is minimized. mxfitfunctionml() uses full information maximum likelihood to provide maximum likelihood estimates of free parameters in the algebra defined by the covariance and means arguments.

What to report Summary statistics Usually from a simplified saturated model Standardized estimates Easier to conceptualise ie 40% of the phenotypic variance vs a genetic effect of 2.84 Can easily be returned to original scale if summary statistics are provided

What to report Path coefficients Very important in multivariate analyses Gives a much clearer picture of the directionality of effects Variance components/proportion of variance explained Genetic correlations

How to report it? Path diagram onyx (java based cross platform) http://onyx.brandmaier.de/ Clasic MX GUI (complex to setup in mac) http://www.vipbg.vcu.edu/vipbg/mxgui/ umx with graphviz (complex to setup in windows) See Tim s talk from yesterday omnigraffle (mac only) https://www.omnigroup.com/omnigraffle

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