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Table 5 Variance component estimates and predictive ability with varying numbers of QTL with imprinting ( N i ) in scenario 2

From: Genomic best linear unbiased prediction method including imprinting effects for genomic evaluation

N i

Method

\( {\boldsymbol{\sigma}}_{\boldsymbol{\mathsf{g}}}^{\mathbf{2}} \)

\( {\boldsymbol{\sigma}}_{\boldsymbol{e}}^{\mathbf{2}} \)

\( \boldsymbol{\rho} \)

b

20

True value

0.289

0.705

-

-

GBLUP

0.287

0.696

0.659

1.078

GBLUP-I1

0.291

0.689

0.660

1.076

GBLUP-I2

0.286

0.688

0.596

1.071

60

True value

0.291

0.701

-

-

GBLUP

0.239

0.742

0.529

0.982

GBLUP-I1

0.299

0.681

0.570

0.990

GBLUP-I2

0.297

0.681

0.565

0.995

100

True value

0.293

0.698

-

-

GBLUP

0.229

0.756

0.518

0.975

GBLUP-I1

0.298

0.683

0.564

0.982

GBLUP-I2

0.295

0.664

0.575

0.999

  1. Values are the mean of 20 replicates; variance components for each source of genetic variation: \( {\upsigma}_{\mathit{\mathsf{g}}}^2 \) = total genetic variance; \( {\sigma}_e^2 \) = residual variance; predictive abilities: ρ = accuracy of estimated total genetic value; b = regression coefficient of total genetic value on its estimate.