EPISNPmpi Software
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EPISNPmpi is a parallel computing program for epistasis testing in genome-wide association studies for supercomputers and commodity clusters.
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Version 4.2, 09/16/2011. Available for various parallel computing platforms as follows:
-Voltaire MPI Library, Intel Complier, Intel Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_Voltaire_intel_intel.tar.gz (788 kB)
-Voltaire MPI Library, Intel Complier, AMD Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_Voltaire intel_AMD.tar.gz (727 kB)
-Voltaire MPI Library, Intel Complier, Intel (EM64T) Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_Voltaire suse_EM64T.tar.gz (789 kB)
-PathMPI MPI Library, Pathscale Compiler, AMD Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_Pathscale_suse_AMD.tar.gz (637 kB)
-IntelMPI MPI Library, Intel Processor, AMD Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_intelMPI_suse_AMD.tar.gz (727 kB)
-OpenMPI MPI Library, Intel Compiler, Intel (EM64T) Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_OpenMPI_suse_EM64T.tar.gz (1.1 MB)
-IBM MPI MPI Library, Intel Compiler, Power4 Processor: EPISNPmpi_2.0_IBM_AIX_pwr.tar.gz (150 kB)
-MPT MPI Library, IntelCompiler, Itanium Processor: EPISNPmpi_4.2.zip (5.78 MB)
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Ma L., H.B. Runesha, D. Dvorkin, J.R. Garbe, and Y. Da. (2008) Parallel and serial computing tools for testing single-locus and epistatic SNP effects of quantitative traits in genome-wide association studies. BMC Bioinformatics 9:315. Article URL: www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2105/9/315.
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Ma, Li; Runesha, Hakizumwami Birali; Dvorkin, Daniel; Garbe, John; Da, Yang. (2011). EPISNPmpi Software. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/276215.
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