A Simple Method for Computing the Inverse of a Numerator Relationship Matrix Used in Prediction of Breeding Values
Biometrics · 1976 · 932 citations · 5 references
Breeding BehaviorMolecular EcologyNumerator Relationship MatrixBreedingBiostatisticsConventional MethodPublic HealthStatisticsPhysiological BreedingBreeding ValuesSimple MethodPrecision BreedingStatistical GeneticsMolecular BreedingGenetic VariationPopulation GeneticsNoninbred PopulationsEvolutionary BiologyGenetic AdmixtureMedicineAnimal Breeding
The inverse of a numerator relationship matrix is needed for best linear unbiased prediction of breeding values. The purpose of this paper to is present a rapid and simple method for computation of the elements of this inverse without computing the relationship matrix itself. The method is particularly useful in noninbred populations but is much faster than the conventional method in the presence of inbreeding.
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