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## Instructions for using IndOR
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The function IndOR is part of the functions coded in the "functionsIndOR.R".

Function IndOR takes as input a matrix M, where M is a 9x2 table. The first column is made by counts for the nine genotypes in cases and the second column stores counts for controls.

# Example:

If you observe the following counts in cases:

	AA	Aa	aa
BB	349	299	64
Bb	466	399	86
bb	155	133	49

and in controls:

	AA	Aa	aa
BB	353	302	65
Bb	470	403	86
bb	157	134	29

then in R you can build the following contingency table:

Cases <- c(349,299,64,466,399,86,155,133,49)
Controls <- c(353,302,65,470,403,56,157,134,29)
M <- cbind(Cases,Controls)

By typing IndOR(M) you can get the following response:
$statistic
     [,1]
[1,]  3.7

$p.value
     [,1]
[1,] 0.45


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## Reproduce tables 3 and 4
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You just need to source the "Script_Tables.R" file to reproduce tables 3 and 4 for IndOR.