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Utilizing mutual information for detecting rare and common variants associated with a categorical trait

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Table 1 Setting of the four types of variants a in 10 scenarios.
Table 2 Type I error rates of seven tests with 1,000 individuals for the trait with three categories at nominal significance level 0.05
Figure 1 Power results of seven tests with 1,000 individuals for a trait with three categories
Table 3 Power results of seven tests for 75% and 100% proportions of positive causal variants in causal ones with 1,000 individuals for a trait with three categories at nominal significance level 0.05 in scenario 10.
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