Inverse of a Matrix of Relationships Due to Sires and Maternal Grandsires
Journal of Dairy Science · 1975 · 83 citations · 6 references
The most important identifiable relationships among sires used in artificial insemination are due to common sires and maternal grandsires. A rapid method for finding the inverse of a numerator relationship matrix resulting from use of these two points in the pedigree has been developed. As a consequence, relationships among all sires to be evaluated can be incorporated easily into best linear unbiased prediction of future progeny of these sires.
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Charles Henderson · Biometrics · 1976
Breeding BehaviorMolecular EcologyNumerator Relationship Matrix+18
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SIRE EVALUATION AND GENETIC TRENDS
Charles Henderson · Journal of Animal Science · 1973
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SIRE EVALUATION AND GENETIC TRENDS
Charles Henderson · Journal of Animal Science · 1973
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General Flexibility of Linear Model Techniques for Sire Evaluation
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Rapid Method for Computing the Inverse of a Relationship Matrix
Charles Henderson · Journal of Dairy Science · 1975
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