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Note GEN files are legacy; BGEN support in progress
Add a note at the top of the GEN files vignette that GEN files have largely
been replaced by BGEN files and that BGEN support is in progress.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This vignette documents the functions in the BinaryDosage package that convert GEN files to binary dosage files.
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**Note:** GEN files are rarely used today. They have largely been replaced by
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BGEN files, a binary format that is more compact and faster to read. Support
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for BGEN files in the BinaryDosage package is currently in progress.
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This vignette documents the functions in the BinaryDosage package that convert GEN files to binary dosage files.
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**Note:** The examples below use functions to access information in binary dosage files. Information about these functions can be found in the vignette [Using Binary Dosage Files](usingbdfiles.html). Data returned by the function <spanstyle="font-family:Courier">getbdinfo</span> contains information about a binary dosage file. Information on the data return by <spanstyle="font-family:Courier">getbdinfo</span> can be found in the vignette [Genetic File Information](geneticfileinfo.html).
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