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Parents R Documentation
Phenotypes for parental lines of the American maize NAM dataset
Description
Parents is a data.frame with four rows. The first row corresponds to the
parental inbred line common to all bi-parental populations of the American maize NAM experiment
(i.e., B73), whereas the three other rows correspond to alternative inbred parental lines used to
generate other bi-parental populations. For each parental inbred line, the phenotypic values
for five traits are provided, along with two extra columns:
Genotype (providing the line ID) and Weight (providing the weight associated
with the individual, see function EpiTest.fit for details).
Usage
Parents
Format
A data.frame
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Phenotypes for parental lines of the American maize NAM dataset
Description
Parents is a data.frame with four rows. The first row corresponds to the
parental inbred line common to all bi-parental populations of the American maize NAM experiment
(i.e., B73), whereas the three other rows correspond to alternative inbred parental lines used to
generate other bi-parental populations. For each parental inbred line, the phenotypic values
for five traits are provided, along with two extra columns:
Genotype (providing the line ID) and Weight (providing the weight associated
with the individual, see function EpiTest.fit for details).
Usage
Parents
Format
A data.frame
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