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Table 7 Average number of variants per distribution over the number of iterations in the real dataset

From: Multi-breed genomic prediction using Bayes R with sequence data and dropping variants with a small effect

Trait

Data

Analysis

DropProp

Number of variants per distribution

0 \(\sigma_{g}^{2}\)

0.0001 \(\sigma_{g}^{2}\)

0.001 \(\sigma_{g}^{2}\)

0.01 \(\sigma_{g}^{2}\)

Milk

HD

FULL

0

627,503

4299

22

10

S

KEPT

0.9

483,521

6603

17

6

S + HD

KEPT + HD

0.9

1076,643

8927

22

6

Fat

HD

FULL

0

627,510

4312

9

4

S

KEPT

0.9

483,614

6307

7

4

S + HD

KEPT + HD

0.9

1080,078

8890

9

3

Prot

HD

FULL

0

627,347

4476

9

3

S

KEPT

0.9

482,957

6352

8

3

S + HD

KEPT + HD

0.9

1078,647

9025

9

2

Fert

HD

FULL

0

625,899

5668

260

8

S

KEPT

0.9

548,382

5715

310

5

S + HD

KEPT + HD

0.9

1135,712

10,569

436

7

  1. Prot = protein, fert = fertility, HD = HD genotypes used for prediction, S = sequence variants used for prediction, FULL = all variants analysed together, KEPT = variants selected per chromosome reanalysed with all chromosomes together, KEPT + HD = variants selected per chromosome and all HD variants reanalysed with all chromosomes together, dropProp = proportion of variants dropped after 10,000 MCMC iterations, \(\sigma_{g}^{2}\) = additive genetic variance