Optimal Linear Index is a selection index—a linear combination of observed phenotypic traits weighted to maximize the correlation with breeding value—that is derived under the condition of multivariate normality and minimal prediction error to achieve the highest possible genetic gain per unit of selection effort.
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Incorporation of Competitive Effects in Forest Tree or Animal Breeding Programs
William M. Muir · Genetics · 2005 · 277 citations · Full text
Linear Index Selection to Improve Traits Defined as Ratios
F. C. Gunsett · Journal of Animal Science · 1984 · 206 citations
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