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See: https://www.py4u.net/discuss/188952
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* gn3/db/phenotypes.py (Phenotype): New dataclass.
(update_phenotype): New function.
[phenotype_column_mapping]: New variable.
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generate_rqtl_cmd and also made code check if output file already exists (so caching works)
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Fixed issue where covariates with numerical names were being ignored
Fixed issue where the hash filename wasn't being used for the permutation output
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instead of just the output filename
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feature/add_rqtl_endpoints
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included in the hashes used for filenames
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feature/add_rqtl_endpoints
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by itself
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they don't have corresponding values
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keywords and arguments + account for boolean kwargs without values (like --interval or --covar)
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command to be run from the command line; used the same pattern as for GEMMA for consistency
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generate_rqtl_cmd which returns the actual command and output path
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Feature/minor fixes
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* gn3/api/general.py (run_r_qtl): New function.
* gn3/settings.py: New variable.
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Generally avoid naming things with a "utils" prefix/ suffix since it
encourages contributors to dump any new functions there; and over time, as the
code grows, things get messy...
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