0.99.10

Reduced example

DESCRIPTION

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Package: pwrEWAS
 Title: A user-friendly tool for comprehensive power estimation for epigenome wide association studies (EWAS) 
-Version: 0.99.9
+Version: 0.99.10
 Description: pwrEWAS is a user-friendly tool to assists researchers in the design and planning of EWAS to help circumvent under- and overpowered studies.
 Author: Stefan Graw
 Maintainer: Stefan Graw <sgraw@kumc.edu>

R/pwrEWAS_v1.7.R

@@ -25,32 +25,32 @@
 #' 
 #' @examples
 #' pwrEWAS(minTotSampleSize = 10,
-#'                    maxTotSampleSize = 50,
+#'                    maxTotSampleSize = 20,
 #'                    SampleSizeSteps = 10,
 #'                    NcntPer = 0.5,
 #'                    targetDelta = c(0.2, 0.5),
-#'                    J = 100000,
-#'                    targetDmCpGs = 100,
+#'                    J = 1000,
+#'                    targetDmCpGs = 10,
 #'                    tissueType = "Adult (PBMC)",
 #'                    detectionLimit = 0.01,
 #'                    DMmethod = "limma",
 #'                    FDRcritVal = 0.05,
 #'                    core = 2,
-#'                    sims = 50)
+#'                    sims = 30)
 #'                    
 #' pwrEWAS(minTotSampleSize = 10,
-#'                    maxTotSampleSize = 50,
+#'                    maxTotSampleSize = 20,
 #'                    SampleSizeSteps = 10,
 #'                    NcntPer = 0.5,
 #'                    deltaSD = c(0.02, 0.03),
-#'                    J = 100000,
-#'                    targetDmCpGs = 100,
+#'                    J = 1000,
+#'                    targetDmCpGs = 10,
 #'                    tissueType = "Adult (PBMC)",
 #'                    detectionLimit = 0.01,
 #'                    DMmethod = "limma",
 #'                    FDRcritVal = 0.05,
 #'                    core = 2,
-#'                    sims = 50)
+#'                    sims = 30)
 pwrEWAS <- function(minTotSampleSize, # min total sample size
                     maxTotSampleSize, # max total sample size
                     SampleSizeSteps, # steps for increasing total sample size