A computationally efficient algorithm to leverage average information REML for (co)variance component estimation in the genomic era

The augmented AI-REML can considerably reduce the computing time within each REML iteration, particularly when using an iterative solver. Our results demonstrate the potential of the augmented AI-REML as an appealing approach for large-scale VC estimation in the genomic era.

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Genetics Selection Evolution
Published
2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12711-024-00939-x
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5
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Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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A computationally efficient algorithm to leverage average information REML for (co)variance component estimation in the genomic era

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The augmented AI-REML can considerably reduce the computing time within each REML iteration, particularly when using an iterative solver. Our results demonstrate the potential of the augmented AI-REML as an appealing approach for large-scale VC estimation in the genomic era.

Genetics Selection EvolutionVol. 56(1)
Rothamsted Research (GB), Natural Resources Institute Finland (FI)
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