Does PLINK2 have the function of batch processing ?
Hi, As the title shows,I have thousands of input files of the same type and I want to execute the same command on all of them.Is there a convenient way for plink2 to do that?
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hum... use a loop ? https://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-7.html
Sounds like a situation that calls for something like GNU parallel. Here is a detailed discussion of some bioinformatics use cases of GNU parallel:
Gnu Parallel - Parallelize Serial Command Line Programs Without Changing Them