Updat experiment input file help

client-nuxt/components/ExperimentFileInputHelp.vue

@@ -62,10 +62,19 @@
       >
     </v-card>
     <v-card outlined class="my-3">
-      <v-card-title>Phenotype values</v-card-title>
+      <v-card-title>Experiment input file - Q&amp;A</v-card-title>
       <v-card-text>
-        cc-qtl currently performs linear, not logistic regression: that means,
-        only continuous, not binary traits can be taken into account.
+        <template v-for="(qa, index) in inputFileQA">
+          <v-card :key="qa.question" flat class="my-2">
+            <v-card-title class="text-subtitle-2 font-weight-bold"
+              >{{ qa.question }}
+            </v-card-title>
+            <v-card-text>
+              {{ qa.answer }}
+            </v-card-text>
+          </v-card>
+          <v-divider v-if="qa.divider" :key="index"></v-divider>
+        </template>
       </v-card-text>
     </v-card>
   </v-card>
@@ -162,6 +171,26 @@ export default {
         { text: 'Slitghly right-skewed', type: 'square-root' },
         { text: 'left-skewed', type: 'power' },
       ],
+      inputFileQA: [
+        {
+          question: 'Is my data appropriate for QTL mapping in CC-QTL ?',
+          answer: 'Current statistical framework underlying CC-QTL expects',
+          divider: true,
+        },
+        {
+          question: 'Should I provide mean values ? Individual values ?',
+          answer: 'blabla',
+          divider: true,
+        },
+        {
+          question: 'Can I provide both Males and Females ?',
+          answer: `Sex needs to be passed as a covariate in the QTL model ; and
+            covariates cannot be taken into account yet. It is thus recommended
+            to work on male vs female mice separately at present.`,
+          divider: false,
+        },
+        //
+      ],
     }
   },
   methods: {