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Exact Confidence Intervals for Heritability on a Progeny Mean Basis<sup>1</sup>
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1985
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Genomic SelectionApplied GeneticsFamily SelectionFew Heritability EstimatorsGenotype-phenotype AssociationBreedingBiostatisticsPublic HealthHeritabilityStatisticsQuantitative GeneticsPrecision BreedingStatistical GeneticsGenetic VariationPopulation GeneticsLinkage DisequilibriumExpected ProgressExact Confidence IntervalsStatistical InferencePopulation DevelopmentMedicineMendelian Inheritance
Heritability ( H ) on a progeny mean basis is frequently estimated in recurrent selection experiments for the purpose of estimating the expected progress from family selection; however, appropriate measures of precision have been developed for only a few heritability estimators. The objective of this research was to develop a measure of precision for H for certain balanced linear models. Exact confidence intervals for H were derived and are not restricted to a specific experimental design. The confidence intervals were applied to sorghum [ Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] half‐sib family data.