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A remarkable feature is the occurrence of a missing frequency band in experimental time frequency diagrams, sometimes referred to as notch frequency in the literature.
If a participant reported ever using a product but the frequency was missing, frequency was imputed as the median for that product.
a Two inclusion criteria are in effective: 1) The SNP is shared by both YRI and CEU populations and 2) SNPs with missing frequency less than 10% of the samples.
After removing SNPs that did not meet our criteria (common in both YRI and CEU population and SNPs with missing frequency less than 10% of the samples), we found 1,264,741 SNPs shared by the CEU and the YRI datasets.
Two criteria were used to filter the SNPs included in the final analysis: 1) the SNP should be shared by both YRI and CEU populations, i.e., SNPs for which allele frequencies were available in both YRI and CEU populations, and 2) SNPs with missing frequency for over 10% of the samples were excluded.
According to the low missing frequency, missing variables were imputed by its highest frequency value [ 28].
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Comparison of the missing frequencies with the international dataset showed a lower frequency in the Brazilian sample.
Imputing the mean frequency of physician visits instead of one for the seven participants with missing frequencies did not affect results.
For the women included in the analytic cohort, mode for missing frequencies on the 10 relevant dairy questions was zero; the median was two.
The log files make it possible to calculate the number of missing frequencies based on part 1 (main grid) of the FFQ in order to exclude individuals with 10 or more missing ticks.
Quality control included eliminating SNPs with a minor allele frequency <0.05 and missing genotype frequency >0.95.
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